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.Bill Ackman: "I prefer the world under Trump than I do to Kamala. I think the single biggest threat to the United States today is some combination of World War Three. Jake Sullivan said days before October 7th that we're in the quietest period in history in the Middle East. We've had the perception and reality of weakness in the White House. The autocrats and dictators, the Putins and Kim Jong Uns, and the IRGC step into that kind of breach. I think we've had a bad series of foreign policy decisions, beginning with the awful withdrawal from Afghanistan. The Democratic Party presents itself as the party supporting women's issues. Probably the most damaging event for women around the world in many years is the way we withdrew from Afghanistan and what the implications were for Afghani women and girls. Philanthropically, we supported airlifting out robotics teams and other young women and young girls from Afghanistan. But we took very few, and the ones that are left, their lives have been horribly harmed, and I think that's an incredible stain on the reputation of the United States. It may even begin before that when Obama allowed Putin to take Crimea with no implications. So we've had kind of a weak history until Trump, and then we had a period of peace. Then we have the lifting of sanctions on the Iranians. They have $200 billion now, which they've been using to fund their terrorist proxies, and I think all of this has led to a world on fire. I don't see how that changes with Kamala as our president. I don't think she's going to be perceived as a strong president. I think Putin would actually like to end the war, and I think Trump will give him the opportunity or excuse to do so. There are some great examples of how Trump managed everything from the Taliban to otherwise. People take threats from him pretty seriously. He is unpredictable, and that seems to work for foreign policy. Trump looks at the world as a series of negotiations. Everything's a deal. I think that's kind of why he likes being president, among other reasons. His whole life was about making deals. I think he's pretty good at making deals, and I think that's how this gets resolved. In the last 24 hours, China has taken more steps, showing that it can easily blockade Taiwan. So, my point is that it's a very dangerous world. I think this is the single biggest issue threatening the United States and really the globe, and I think Trump is gonna do a better job. He's gonna be perceived as a much stronger leader. He's got a degree of unpredictableness, which I think is unsettling to the Chinese and Russians. Trump's Middle Eastern policy was vastly superior. He basically shut down Iran's funding by sanctions. The Abraham Accords were the most significant progress we've had in the Middle East in many, many decades, and there were meaningfully more steps to take, and those steps were basically stopped. So, I start on foreign policy. I think we'll have peace in the Middle East. I think the war in Ukraine will get resolved, and I think that's the most important thing for the world right now."

.Bill Ackman: "I prefer the world under Trump than I do to Kamala. I think the single biggest threat to the United States today is some combination of World War Three. Jake Sullivan said days before October 7th that we're in the quietest period in history in the Middle East. We've had the perception and reality of weakness in the White House. The autocrats and dictators, the Putins and Kim Jong Uns, and the IRGC step into that kind of breach. I think we've had a bad series of foreign policy decisions, beginning with the awful withdrawal from Afghanistan. The Democratic Party presents itself as the party supporting women's issues. Probably the most damaging event for women around the world in many years is the way we withdrew from Afghanistan and what the implications were for Afghani women and girls. Philanthropically, we supported airlifting out robotics teams and other young women and young girls from Afghanistan. But we took very few, and the ones that are left, their lives have been horribly harmed, and I think that's an incredible stain on the reputation of the United States. It may even begin before that when Obama allowed Putin to take Crimea with no implications. So we've had kind of a weak history until Trump, and then we had a period of peace. Then we have the lifting of sanctions on the Iranians. They have $200 billion now, which they've been using to fund their terrorist proxies, and I think all of this has led to a world on fire. I don't see how that changes with Kamala as our president. I don't think she's going to be perceived as a strong president. I think Putin would actually like to end the war, and I think Trump will give him the opportunity or excuse to do so. There are some great examples of how Trump managed everything from the Taliban to otherwise. People take threats from him pretty seriously. He is unpredictable, and that seems to work for foreign policy. Trump looks at the world as a series of negotiations. Everything's a deal. I think that's kind of why he likes being president, among other reasons. His whole life was about making deals. I think he's pretty good at making deals, and I think that's how this gets resolved. In the last 24 hours, China has taken more steps, showing that it can easily blockade Taiwan. So, my point is that it's a very dangerous world. I think this is the single biggest issue threatening the United States and really the globe, and I think Trump is gonna do a better job. He's gonna be perceived as a much stronger leader. He's got a degree of unpredictableness, which I think is unsettling to the Chinese and Russians. Trump's Middle Eastern policy was vastly superior. He basically shut down Iran's funding by sanctions. The Abraham Accords were the most significant progress we've had in the Middle East in many, many decades, and there were meaningfully more steps to take, and those steps were basically stopped. So, I start on foreign policy. I think we'll have peace in the Middle East. I think the war in Ukraine will get resolved, and I think that's the most important thing for the world right now."

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Jeffrey Sachs says Mossad is in charge—Israel’s premier assassination unit has effectively dictated U.S. foreign policy for decades, and Trump is just the latest to fall in line. The deep state—CIA, Mossad, MI6—calls the shots, not presidents. Ukraine’s strike on Russian bombers and Israel’s attack on Tehran? Same tactics, same authors, same drones. Mossad was behind both. And the CIA? Of course it knew—it’s neck-deep in it. America doesn’t have an “America First” foreign policy, Sachs says. That’s a convenient illusion. What it has is an “Israel First” policy—reckless, delusional, and decades in the making. The U.S. sacrifices trillions, countless lives, and global trust to serve an extremist Zionist agenda that treats American interests as expendable. Jeffrey Sachs: Certainly, Mossad is in the lead. It’s assassination and murder unit number one, but Mossad has effectively determined U.S. policy for decades, and Trump is falling into line. It’s quite amazing to see one president after another fall into line with Murder Incorporated, led by Israel. We don’t know exactly what happened between then and now. In one sense, I think President Putin, in 2017, expressed something that we all come to learn. He knew it in 2017, in an interview with Le Figaro. He said, “I’ve dealt with many American presidents. They come into office with ideas, but then men in dark suits and briefcases, wearing blue ties, show up and explain to them the world the way that it will be. And so you never hear of those ideas again.” I can’t peer into the inner thinking of Trump, but everything he’s saying and doing today violates what he said last month. In the end, we know that our foreign policy is governed by a deep state apparatus—the CIA, Mossad, MI6, as you said—and we know that the actions that occur—for example, Ukraine’s attack on Russia’s strategic nuclear bombers—had the same provenance, that is, the same authors, as Israel’s attack in Tehran last week. Same methods, same crates carrying drones inside a country to make a decapitation strike or a strategic strike. Mossad was involved in both the Ukraine operation and the Tehran operation last week. We’ve discussed in recent weeks: what did Trump know? I have no idea. What did the CIA know? Of course, it knew. It was involved in all of this. Who leads all of this? Mossad. I would say—it’s strange, but it’s actually true—America does not have an America First foreign policy. Despite what Donald Trump says, America has an Israel First foreign policy. It happens that Israel’s foreign policy is completely reckless, dangerous, and delusional. And it has been that way for decades. I was going to say for 30 years—that’s the time span of Netanyahu, who is currently the most despicable person on the planet, in my view, because he’s the greatest war progenitor of them all. But it actually goes back beyond 30 years. This is a long-term plan for Israel to have its way in the Middle East. The way Netanyahu has explained it, repeatedly, for 30 years—for anyone who cares to read his books and articles or watch his speeches—is painful, but worth doing, because he tells you what his modus operandi is. And the modus operandi is this: we will do what we want in the Middle East, and if any government in the region objects, we will overthrow that government. But when he says “we,” he’s being very nice. It’s his U.S. allies who will do it. The U.S. will spend trillions of dollars, lose lives, and destroy the world’s trust in the United States to carry out this extremist Zionist agenda. And Netanyahu has been right. The U.S. has done his bidding up until now. We know there was a plan hatched decades ago, but revealed to former NATO commander General Wesley Clark in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, which outlined seven wars in five years. Those seven countries were Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Somalia, Sudan, Libya, and Iran. The U.S. has now been engaged in six of those seven. It’s a long-term plan—delayed, by the way—because each one turned into a complete debacle compared to what Bibi always promised: how wonderful these wars would be. And now we’re in the seventh war, finally. Donald Trump has completely fallen into line as of today. It’s amazing to watch. It’s terrifying to watch. It would be nice if we had an America First foreign policy.

Jeffrey Sachs says Mossad is in charge—Israel’s premier assassination unit has effectively dictated U.S. foreign policy for decades, and Trump is just the latest to fall in line. The deep state—CIA, Mossad, MI6—calls the shots, not presidents. Ukraine’s strike on Russian bombers and Israel’s attack on Tehran? Same tactics, same authors, same drones. Mossad was behind both. And the CIA? Of course it knew—it’s neck-deep in it. America doesn’t have an “America First” foreign policy, Sachs says. That’s a convenient illusion. What it has is an “Israel First” policy—reckless, delusional, and decades in the making. The U.S. sacrifices trillions, countless lives, and global trust to serve an extremist Zionist agenda that treats American interests as expendable. Jeffrey Sachs: Certainly, Mossad is in the lead. It’s assassination and murder unit number one, but Mossad has effectively determined U.S. policy for decades, and Trump is falling into line. It’s quite amazing to see one president after another fall into line with Murder Incorporated, led by Israel. We don’t know exactly what happened between then and now. In one sense, I think President Putin, in 2017, expressed something that we all come to learn. He knew it in 2017, in an interview with Le Figaro. He said, “I’ve dealt with many American presidents. They come into office with ideas, but then men in dark suits and briefcases, wearing blue ties, show up and explain to them the world the way that it will be. And so you never hear of those ideas again.” I can’t peer into the inner thinking of Trump, but everything he’s saying and doing today violates what he said last month. In the end, we know that our foreign policy is governed by a deep state apparatus—the CIA, Mossad, MI6, as you said—and we know that the actions that occur—for example, Ukraine’s attack on Russia’s strategic nuclear bombers—had the same provenance, that is, the same authors, as Israel’s attack in Tehran last week. Same methods, same crates carrying drones inside a country to make a decapitation strike or a strategic strike. Mossad was involved in both the Ukraine operation and the Tehran operation last week. We’ve discussed in recent weeks: what did Trump know? I have no idea. What did the CIA know? Of course, it knew. It was involved in all of this. Who leads all of this? Mossad. I would say—it’s strange, but it’s actually true—America does not have an America First foreign policy. Despite what Donald Trump says, America has an Israel First foreign policy. It happens that Israel’s foreign policy is completely reckless, dangerous, and delusional. And it has been that way for decades. I was going to say for 30 years—that’s the time span of Netanyahu, who is currently the most despicable person on the planet, in my view, because he’s the greatest war progenitor of them all. But it actually goes back beyond 30 years. This is a long-term plan for Israel to have its way in the Middle East. The way Netanyahu has explained it, repeatedly, for 30 years—for anyone who cares to read his books and articles or watch his speeches—is painful, but worth doing, because he tells you what his modus operandi is. And the modus operandi is this: we will do what we want in the Middle East, and if any government in the region objects, we will overthrow that government. But when he says “we,” he’s being very nice. It’s his U.S. allies who will do it. The U.S. will spend trillions of dollars, lose lives, and destroy the world’s trust in the United States to carry out this extremist Zionist agenda. And Netanyahu has been right. The U.S. has done his bidding up until now. We know there was a plan hatched decades ago, but revealed to former NATO commander General Wesley Clark in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, which outlined seven wars in five years. Those seven countries were Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Somalia, Sudan, Libya, and Iran. The U.S. has now been engaged in six of those seven. It’s a long-term plan—delayed, by the way—because each one turned into a complete debacle compared to what Bibi always promised: how wonderful these wars would be. And now we’re in the seventh war, finally. Donald Trump has completely fallen into line as of today. It’s amazing to watch. It’s terrifying to watch. It would be nice if we had an America First foreign policy.

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🚨WAR ON IRAN: BRICS risks FAILING like the UN Mohammed Baharoon🇦🇪: ‘This is one of my personal disappointments because I thought that this was the time when BRICS can show that it can have a role in stabilising this. I fully understand that BRICS started and wants to stay as an economic forum rather than a political UN, or a military alliance. But diplomacy is very important to maintain those economic interests. And we haven’t seen a BRICS country coming together and say, yes this is happening, but now we have a role in trying to stop it. I’m not saying that it will not happen, I’m just saying that I thought it would happen sooner. And I remember the time when countries did not take the diplomatic initiative when the war between Russia and Ukraine started. We lost a lot of valuable time during that because people wanted to take a certain moral stand rather than engaging diplomatically to end the war, regardless of moral stands. And that’s why we’ve seen countries like UAE, Saudi Arabia, Turkey doing what the UN was supposed to do, for instance. So I’m afraid that BRICS is finding itself in the same position the UN found itself during the war between Ukraine and Russia.’ -Mohammed Baharoon, Director General of the Dubai Public Policy Research Center, on the latest episode of Going Underground, as the UAE🇦🇪 deals with the regional crisis unleashed by the war on Iran. Watch the full interview in the quoted post, or watch it on Rumble, link below in the replies👇 b'huth بحوث

🚨WAR ON IRAN: BRICS risks FAILING like the UN Mohammed Baharoon🇦🇪: ‘This is one of my personal disappointments because I thought that this was the time when BRICS can show that it can have a role in stabilising this. I fully understand that BRICS started and wants to stay as an economic forum rather than a political UN, or a military alliance. But diplomacy is very important to maintain those economic interests. And we haven’t seen a BRICS country coming together and say, yes this is happening, but now we have a role in trying to stop it. I’m not saying that it will not happen, I’m just saying that I thought it would happen sooner. And I remember the time when countries did not take the diplomatic initiative when the war between Russia and Ukraine started. We lost a lot of valuable time during that because people wanted to take a certain moral stand rather than engaging diplomatically to end the war, regardless of moral stands. And that’s why we’ve seen countries like UAE, Saudi Arabia, Turkey doing what the UN was supposed to do, for instance. So I’m afraid that BRICS is finding itself in the same position the UN found itself during the war between Ukraine and Russia.’ -Mohammed Baharoon, Director General of the Dubai Public Policy Research Center, on the latest episode of Going Underground, as the UAE🇦🇪 deals with the regional crisis unleashed by the war on Iran. Watch the full interview in the quoted post, or watch it on Rumble, link below in the replies👇 b'huth بحوث

Going Underground

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Lindsey German, "I'd like you to just look around at your neighbours here this afternoon on this demonstration." "I'd like you to look at the diversity — the different nationalities, the different religions that are here." "Then I would like to ask you whether you think this looks like a hate march, because we are the exact opposite of hate marchers." "Despite what has been said by the police, by Keir Starmer, by the politicians and by the media, everybody is here today because they oppose hate, they oppose war, they oppose genocide, they oppose what is being done to the people of Palestine." "And we are here today in solidarity with the people of Palestine, because it is still going on." "Gaza was bombed last night. Lebanon was bombed last night." "There is no ceasefire and no justice for the Palestinians." "And if you want to see what a real hate march looks like, just look over St James’s Park to Parliament Square." "That’s a hate march." "They hate Muslims, they hate people from abroad, they hate migrants, they hate women, they hate absolutely anybody who isn’t like them." "They are the real hate marchers." "And we are here today to take a stand in solidarity with the Palestinians, but also against any form of racism and fascism." "And one of the most shocking things about all this is the way the police have been criminalising our marches, the way they have been arresting people, the way they try to ban slogans, the way in which they say that people are not allowed to stand up for the Palestinians." "And I’ve got a message for Mark Rowley and the Metropolitan Police." "Do not start telling us what racism looks like." "We know what racism looks like, and we know it much better than the Metropolitan Police know what it looks like." "My final point is this." "Keir Starmer is toast." "He’s not going to last until the autumn, nor should he." "And one of the main reasons he’s toast is because of his foreign policy, because of his support for the genocide, because of all those sorts of deeds." "But do not think that whoever takes his place, they need to change their foreign policy." "We have a big political crisis in this country." "We do not want to have to pay for their crisis."

Lindsey German, "I'd like you to just look around at your neighbours here this afternoon on this demonstration." "I'd like you to look at the diversity — the different nationalities, the different religions that are here." "Then I would like to ask you whether you think this looks like a hate march, because we are the exact opposite of hate marchers." "Despite what has been said by the police, by Keir Starmer, by the politicians and by the media, everybody is here today because they oppose hate, they oppose war, they oppose genocide, they oppose what is being done to the people of Palestine." "And we are here today in solidarity with the people of Palestine, because it is still going on." "Gaza was bombed last night. Lebanon was bombed last night." "There is no ceasefire and no justice for the Palestinians." "And if you want to see what a real hate march looks like, just look over St James’s Park to Parliament Square." "That’s a hate march." "They hate Muslims, they hate people from abroad, they hate migrants, they hate women, they hate absolutely anybody who isn’t like them." "They are the real hate marchers." "And we are here today to take a stand in solidarity with the Palestinians, but also against any form of racism and fascism." "And one of the most shocking things about all this is the way the police have been criminalising our marches, the way they have been arresting people, the way they try to ban slogans, the way in which they say that people are not allowed to stand up for the Palestinians." "And I’ve got a message for Mark Rowley and the Metropolitan Police." "Do not start telling us what racism looks like." "We know what racism looks like, and we know it much better than the Metropolitan Police know what it looks like." "My final point is this." "Keir Starmer is toast." "He’s not going to last until the autumn, nor should he." "And one of the main reasons he’s toast is because of his foreign policy, because of his support for the genocide, because of all those sorts of deeds." "But do not think that whoever takes his place, they need to change their foreign policy." "We have a big political crisis in this country." "We do not want to have to pay for their crisis."

Farrukh

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Australia’s immigration system is broken. It no longer works in the interests of the Australian people. Immigration policy from both parties of government – Labor and the Coalition – does not reflect the views of the Australian people. It’s driven by big business and used to prop up an economy brought low by poor government decisions. Poll after poll after poll shows most Australians think immigration is too high, or should be lowered. A staggering 1.4 million people have been brought to Australia since Labor won power in 2022. That’s more than the entire population of Adelaide, our fifth largest city. There has never been such a massive increase in our population in all our history. Last year I called for a national plebiscite on immigration to determine the views of the Australian people once and for all. Labor, the Coalition and the Greens blocked it. This showed they do not care about the Australian people’s views on immigration. It showed they do not care about the increasing numbers of Australians struggling to find secure accommodation, struggling to afford increasing rents, or trying to survive on the streets. It showed they don’t care about about the inflation caused by high immigration, or its overwhelming impact on services and infrastructure. I care, because I’m an Australian fighting for a decent standard of living for myself, my family and the Australians relying on me to fight for them. One Nation listens to the Australian people on immigration, and we develop our policies accordingly. Late last year the Department of Home Affairs revealed more than 75 thousand visa holders were in Australia illegally. Under our policy, all of them would be deported immediately. Under our policy, they would not be able to appeal their deportation to the Australian Review Tribunal. During the previous two financial years, just over 1.4 million people came to Australia courtesy of the Albanese Labor government – an average of 700 thousand per year. These numbers are obscene. One Nation will cap arrivals at 130 thousand per year – a drop of 570,000 per year from Labor’s record numbers. This will allow Australia to catch its breath, catch up with housing, and catch up with services and infrastructure. One Nation’s policy introduces a minimum eight-year waiting period for immigrants before they can apply for Australian citizenship and the privileges that come with it. Over this eight-year period, immigrants will be required to consistently demonstrate they are fit to become Australians. We want to reinforce the principle that Australian citizenship is a privilege to be earned, not an entitlement to be given away. Foreign students will be included in our 130 thousand per year cap. Australian universities must be broken of their addiction to foreign students, and forced to prioritise the tertiary education of Australian students. With modern communications technology, there is no compelling reason why most of these students can’t do Australian courses at home unless, of course, you factor in the amount of money they send back home from Australia. In 2023 this figure was 10 billion dollars. It’s a scam to take jobs and wealth from Australians, and we’re going to put a stop to it. One Nation’s policy will also stop those on student visas from using the system as a backdoor to permanent residency, and we’ll prevent students from bringing family members here. Our policy also demands the reinstatement of temporary protection visas and Australia’s withdrawal from the UN Refugee Convention. TPVs are a proven means of deterring people smuggling, stopping the boats and those arriving by plane. Labor is keeping things quiet, but it’s well known the people smugglers are constantly testing our borders and more boats have made it to the mainland in recent months. Under our policy, immigration from nations known to foster extremism will be prohibited. The major parties failure to screen out extremists at the border is directly responsible for the unrest and violence we’ve seen on our streets and in our suburbs. One Nation is the only party with a strong immigration policy that reflects the will of the Australian people. That’s because we’re the only party that puts Australia and Australians first.

Australia’s immigration system is broken. It no longer works in the interests of the Australian people. Immigration policy from both parties of government – Labor and the Coalition – does not reflect the views of the Australian people. It’s driven by big business and used to prop up an economy brought low by poor government decisions. Poll after poll after poll shows most Australians think immigration is too high, or should be lowered. A staggering 1.4 million people have been brought to Australia since Labor won power in 2022. That’s more than the entire population of Adelaide, our fifth largest city. There has never been such a massive increase in our population in all our history. Last year I called for a national plebiscite on immigration to determine the views of the Australian people once and for all. Labor, the Coalition and the Greens blocked it. This showed they do not care about the Australian people’s views on immigration. It showed they do not care about the increasing numbers of Australians struggling to find secure accommodation, struggling to afford increasing rents, or trying to survive on the streets. It showed they don’t care about about the inflation caused by high immigration, or its overwhelming impact on services and infrastructure. I care, because I’m an Australian fighting for a decent standard of living for myself, my family and the Australians relying on me to fight for them. One Nation listens to the Australian people on immigration, and we develop our policies accordingly. Late last year the Department of Home Affairs revealed more than 75 thousand visa holders were in Australia illegally. Under our policy, all of them would be deported immediately. Under our policy, they would not be able to appeal their deportation to the Australian Review Tribunal. During the previous two financial years, just over 1.4 million people came to Australia courtesy of the Albanese Labor government – an average of 700 thousand per year. These numbers are obscene. One Nation will cap arrivals at 130 thousand per year – a drop of 570,000 per year from Labor’s record numbers. This will allow Australia to catch its breath, catch up with housing, and catch up with services and infrastructure. One Nation’s policy introduces a minimum eight-year waiting period for immigrants before they can apply for Australian citizenship and the privileges that come with it. Over this eight-year period, immigrants will be required to consistently demonstrate they are fit to become Australians. We want to reinforce the principle that Australian citizenship is a privilege to be earned, not an entitlement to be given away. Foreign students will be included in our 130 thousand per year cap. Australian universities must be broken of their addiction to foreign students, and forced to prioritise the tertiary education of Australian students. With modern communications technology, there is no compelling reason why most of these students can’t do Australian courses at home unless, of course, you factor in the amount of money they send back home from Australia. In 2023 this figure was 10 billion dollars. It’s a scam to take jobs and wealth from Australians, and we’re going to put a stop to it. One Nation’s policy will also stop those on student visas from using the system as a backdoor to permanent residency, and we’ll prevent students from bringing family members here. Our policy also demands the reinstatement of temporary protection visas and Australia’s withdrawal from the UN Refugee Convention. TPVs are a proven means of deterring people smuggling, stopping the boats and those arriving by plane. Labor is keeping things quiet, but it’s well known the people smugglers are constantly testing our borders and more boats have made it to the mainland in recent months. Under our policy, immigration from nations known to foster extremism will be prohibited. The major parties failure to screen out extremists at the border is directly responsible for the unrest and violence we’ve seen on our streets and in our suburbs. One Nation is the only party with a strong immigration policy that reflects the will of the Australian people. That’s because we’re the only party that puts Australia and Australians first.

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🚨MUST WATCH: Candace Owens And Tim Dillon Predict The War In Iran A Year Before It Happened— The Truth About Why We Are in the Middle East.🪄🗺️ A year before the first missiles flew, Candace Owens and Tim Dillon sat down and called it exactly. They didn't have classified briefings. They just had the "receipts" of history and a refusal to accept the mainstream narrative. 🎬 THE MOVIE WE’VE SEEN BEFORE Candace and Tim didn't just predict the conflict; they predicted the playbook. * Iran has been the "boogeyman" for decades. The Goal: Decapitate leadership, install a new government, and expand regional power. The Manipulation: They highlighted how foreign interests view America as something "easily manipulated" to fight wars that don't serve American families. "War with Iran has already been decided upon. They just need to justify it... they need the public to get on their side." — Candace Owens 🕵️‍♂️ THE DEEP STATE CONNECTION This wasn't just a talk about foreign policy; it was a deep dive into the unhealthy attachment between the CIA and the Mossad. Candace breaks down the history the schools won't touch: The JFK Factor: Why was Kennedy arguing with Israel about nuclear weapons right before he "mysteriously" got shot? The LBJ 180: Why did the entire U.S. stance shift the moment Johnson took over? The 9/11 Disconnect: Why did we go to Iraq when the "hijackers" were from elsewhere? 🐻 THE MAMA BEAR ULTIMATUM The most powerful moment? When the politics stop and the parenting begins. Candace’s message to the establishment is the rally cry for 2026: "My sons are not going to grow up and fight in your little war... you’re not going to mess with the mama bear." The "truth seekers" were right again. The question is, are we going to keep letting them "decide" our future, or is it time to stop the cycle? Watch the clip. Share the truth. Sound off below. 👇 From: The Muslim Mum

🚨MUST WATCH: Candace Owens And Tim Dillon Predict The War In Iran A Year Before It Happened— The Truth About Why We Are in the Middle East.🪄🗺️ A year before the first missiles flew, Candace Owens and Tim Dillon sat down and called it exactly. They didn't have classified briefings. They just had the "receipts" of history and a refusal to accept the mainstream narrative. 🎬 THE MOVIE WE’VE SEEN BEFORE Candace and Tim didn't just predict the conflict; they predicted the playbook. * Iran has been the "boogeyman" for decades. The Goal: Decapitate leadership, install a new government, and expand regional power. The Manipulation: They highlighted how foreign interests view America as something "easily manipulated" to fight wars that don't serve American families. "War with Iran has already been decided upon. They just need to justify it... they need the public to get on their side." — Candace Owens 🕵️‍♂️ THE DEEP STATE CONNECTION This wasn't just a talk about foreign policy; it was a deep dive into the unhealthy attachment between the CIA and the Mossad. Candace breaks down the history the schools won't touch: The JFK Factor: Why was Kennedy arguing with Israel about nuclear weapons right before he "mysteriously" got shot? The LBJ 180: Why did the entire U.S. stance shift the moment Johnson took over? The 9/11 Disconnect: Why did we go to Iraq when the "hijackers" were from elsewhere? 🐻 THE MAMA BEAR ULTIMATUM The most powerful moment? When the politics stop and the parenting begins. Candace’s message to the establishment is the rally cry for 2026: "My sons are not going to grow up and fight in your little war... you’re not going to mess with the mama bear." The "truth seekers" were right again. The question is, are we going to keep letting them "decide" our future, or is it time to stop the cycle? Watch the clip. Share the truth. Sound off below. 👇 From: The Muslim Mum

Project Constitution

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#donghae 🐯: Seriously, when this album comes out you’ll be really surprised. Don’t call me a puppy anymore, call me a tiger now. A tiger. I’ve changed. I’m a tiger now. You can’t change it anymore, I’m a tiger. Do you have any other questions? Tell me what you’re curious about and I’ll try to tell you as much as I can. Concert? How many songs will there be? There are a lot of songs. Enough songs to fully do a concert. Ticketing? When would you like ticketing to be? Weekend? Ticketing will probably happen soon. Music shows? If I don’t do music shows, you guys will complain, right? Right? You won’t swear at me, but you’ll say something, right? The dress code isn’t decided yet. Of course I should do music shows. But if you don’t come watch, then there’s no point. If you guys won’t come, I won’t do music shows. I’ll just practice for the concert instead. Album? Last time Teuk talked about it… It will come out faster than that. After Super Show and the encore ends, the album will come out pretty quickly. The dress code hasn’t been decided yet, but I’ll tell you later. The concert theme will also be revealed later. How many self-composed songs do you think I did? Of course I’ll dance at the concert. But the venue is KBS Arena, and apparently there are some complicated things about it. You’ll understand when the ticket information comes out. Music show time? I don’t know yet. Ah, it would be nice if there were plush doll goods. I’ll talk about that soon. Let’s guess. What kind of song do you think the new song will be? What style do you think it is? If you compare it to D&E album songs, which one do you think it’s similar to? Everything you’re writing right now, they’re all in my album. But upgraded versions. Seriously, if you listen from track 1 you’ll think: “Is this the title track?” Then track 2: “Wait… is THIS the title track?” Then track 3: “What? Why are there so many songs that feel like title tracks?” Standing seats? No, absolutely not. Your legs are precious. Watch comfortably while sitting. Fan sign? Should I do it or not? If you don’t want it, I won’t do it. If you want it, I will. I always say this: If you want something, I’ll do it. If you don’t want it, I won’t. I told you this is my first album, my last album. Because I’m going to tell you the story of my album history. When I made my first album, there were many things I wanted to say. Anyway, I have a lot to say after this album comes out. And soon there will also be a very fun event. You can look forward to that. It’s going to be really, really fun. My back hurts. There probably won’t be a showcase, but I’m thinking about doing something different instead. Why do you keep wanting to see my abs? What are you going to do after seeing them? You should make your own abs. You can’t even touch these, so what’s the point of seeing them? My abs are precious, only I should see them. Why am I wearing a hat? I played dodgeball today and my hair is oily. I’ll film a vlog about the new company soon and show it to you. 800 selfies? No way. Absolutely impossible. Sorry. Even if I took 800 selfies, you’d just give them away or sell them on Twitter for 0.5 or 1.0 anyway. You think I don’t see it? I see everything. The Haru cup will be released. It’ll probably come out soon, maybe this Saturday. I’ll do one tomorrow night, and on Saturday and on Sunday after the performance too. The album jacket photos turned out amazing. Maybe the dress code should be shirts that show abs. The weather will be nice in May anyway. Then I’ll wear that as my stage outfit too. We’ll all meet like that. My beautiful flowers, sleep well. Let’s meet tomorrow. Even talking like this for a little while feels nice. Good night, everyone. Tomorrow I’ll do the live without a hat. You all make abs too. Maybe that should be the dress code. Alright. Sleep well. I’ll go wash up and sleep too. What? It’s already 11:30? I thought it was 10:30. Good night everyone.

#donghae 🐯: Seriously, when this album comes out you’ll be really surprised. Don’t call me a puppy anymore, call me a tiger now. A tiger. I’ve changed. I’m a tiger now. You can’t change it anymore, I’m a tiger. Do you have any other questions? Tell me what you’re curious about and I’ll try to tell you as much as I can. Concert? How many songs will there be? There are a lot of songs. Enough songs to fully do a concert. Ticketing? When would you like ticketing to be? Weekend? Ticketing will probably happen soon. Music shows? If I don’t do music shows, you guys will complain, right? Right? You won’t swear at me, but you’ll say something, right? The dress code isn’t decided yet. Of course I should do music shows. But if you don’t come watch, then there’s no point. If you guys won’t come, I won’t do music shows. I’ll just practice for the concert instead. Album? Last time Teuk talked about it… It will come out faster than that. After Super Show and the encore ends, the album will come out pretty quickly. The dress code hasn’t been decided yet, but I’ll tell you later. The concert theme will also be revealed later. How many self-composed songs do you think I did? Of course I’ll dance at the concert. But the venue is KBS Arena, and apparently there are some complicated things about it. You’ll understand when the ticket information comes out. Music show time? I don’t know yet. Ah, it would be nice if there were plush doll goods. I’ll talk about that soon. Let’s guess. What kind of song do you think the new song will be? What style do you think it is? If you compare it to D&E album songs, which one do you think it’s similar to? Everything you’re writing right now, they’re all in my album. But upgraded versions. Seriously, if you listen from track 1 you’ll think: “Is this the title track?” Then track 2: “Wait… is THIS the title track?” Then track 3: “What? Why are there so many songs that feel like title tracks?” Standing seats? No, absolutely not. Your legs are precious. Watch comfortably while sitting. Fan sign? Should I do it or not? If you don’t want it, I won’t do it. If you want it, I will. I always say this: If you want something, I’ll do it. If you don’t want it, I won’t. I told you this is my first album, my last album. Because I’m going to tell you the story of my album history. When I made my first album, there were many things I wanted to say. Anyway, I have a lot to say after this album comes out. And soon there will also be a very fun event. You can look forward to that. It’s going to be really, really fun. My back hurts. There probably won’t be a showcase, but I’m thinking about doing something different instead. Why do you keep wanting to see my abs? What are you going to do after seeing them? You should make your own abs. You can’t even touch these, so what’s the point of seeing them? My abs are precious, only I should see them. Why am I wearing a hat? I played dodgeball today and my hair is oily. I’ll film a vlog about the new company soon and show it to you. 800 selfies? No way. Absolutely impossible. Sorry. Even if I took 800 selfies, you’d just give them away or sell them on Twitter for 0.5 or 1.0 anyway. You think I don’t see it? I see everything. The Haru cup will be released. It’ll probably come out soon, maybe this Saturday. I’ll do one tomorrow night, and on Saturday and on Sunday after the performance too. The album jacket photos turned out amazing. Maybe the dress code should be shirts that show abs. The weather will be nice in May anyway. Then I’ll wear that as my stage outfit too. We’ll all meet like that. My beautiful flowers, sleep well. Let’s meet tomorrow. Even talking like this for a little while feels nice. Good night, everyone. Tomorrow I’ll do the live without a hat. You all make abs too. Maybe that should be the dress code. Alright. Sleep well. I’ll go wash up and sleep too. What? It’s already 11:30? I thought it was 10:30. Good night everyone.

𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗲🐯ALIVE🚀

32,090 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Additional proofs and a simple appeal/request to everyone Recording when I am informing Manisha Swami about Suraj Mohan Recording of a conversation between me and Naorem Jogendrajit Singh Video of Harish Baxla liking my post about corruption in Ministry Conversations with Vijeta Dahiya Videos of Naman Shrivastava on India's foreign policy (Please watch these to get an idea of what has been actually going on) (Listen to what he says from 11:54) S Jaishankar has lots of historical knowledge and India has given a lot to him but it is sad that despite all this he turned out to be like that. He is not much different from another corrupt bureaucrat turned Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. The facade of laser eyes is already beginning to fall apart. Narendra Modi PMO India Rahul Gandhi Subramanian Swamy Pawan Khera 🇮🇳 ಪವನ್ ಖೇರಾ Shashi Tharoor Priyanka Chaturvedi🇮🇳 Somnath Bharti सोमनाथ भारती Revant Himatsingka “Food Pharmer” खुरपेंच Anshul Saxena Abhi and Niyu Abhijit Iyer-Mitra Indira Jaising englishaugust Vir Das Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj Mahua Moitra Sagarika Ghose Sucheta Dalal Ramachandra Guha Sonam Wangchuk Sanket Upadhyay Saurav Das Sidhant Sibal ravish ndtv Dr Aniruddha Malpani, MD Sandeep Manudhane Akassh Ashok Gupta Mohak Mangal AajTak NDTV The Hindu IndiaToday Satish Acharya Yogendra Yadav Prakash Raj Zee News Al Jazeera World BBC News (World) BBC News Hindi The Wire The Caravan newslaundry Bhagat Ram Govind Pratap Singh | GPS Manisha Pande

Additional proofs and a simple appeal/request to everyone Recording when I am informing Manisha Swami about Suraj Mohan Recording of a conversation between me and Naorem Jogendrajit Singh Video of Harish Baxla liking my post about corruption in Ministry Conversations with Vijeta Dahiya Videos of Naman Shrivastava on India's foreign policy (Please watch these to get an idea of what has been actually going on) (Listen to what he says from 11:54) S Jaishankar has lots of historical knowledge and India has given a lot to him but it is sad that despite all this he turned out to be like that. He is not much different from another corrupt bureaucrat turned Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. The facade of laser eyes is already beginning to fall apart. Narendra Modi PMO India Rahul Gandhi Subramanian Swamy Pawan Khera 🇮🇳 ಪವನ್ ಖೇರಾ Shashi Tharoor Priyanka Chaturvedi🇮🇳 Somnath Bharti सोमनाथ भारती Revant Himatsingka “Food Pharmer” खुरपेंच Anshul Saxena Abhi and Niyu Abhijit Iyer-Mitra Indira Jaising englishaugust Vir Das Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj Mahua Moitra Sagarika Ghose Sucheta Dalal Ramachandra Guha Sonam Wangchuk Sanket Upadhyay Saurav Das Sidhant Sibal ravish ndtv Dr Aniruddha Malpani, MD Sandeep Manudhane Akassh Ashok Gupta Mohak Mangal AajTak NDTV The Hindu IndiaToday Satish Acharya Yogendra Yadav Prakash Raj Zee News Al Jazeera World BBC News (World) BBC News Hindi The Wire The Caravan newslaundry Bhagat Ram Govind Pratap Singh | GPS Manisha Pande

Rohan

14,620 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🚨 If You Live In America Listen To This: American Nurse For 15 Years Is Whistleblowing On New Policy In Urgent Cares “Needs to go viral, urgent cares are becoming one of the most dangerous places in the US health care system, and I'm about to tell you why. Hi. My name is Lindsey. I've been a nurse for the last 10 years and a nurse practitioner for the last 5 years, and I'm here to spill the tea: So many urgent cares are going towards a policy, which is that regardless of what medical condition a patient comes in with, that they need to be checked in and triaged and evaluated by the provider, which sounds great in theory, but let me paint you a picture. Say, an older gentleman walks in with confusion, slurred speech, and facial drooping on one side. Normally, the front staff would notify me, hey. We think this patient is possibly having a stroke. Can you come and take a look? I would go up to them. I'd say, hey. I'm really concerned for you. Let me call 911 so you can get to the ER and get the care that you need that an urgent care can't provide. But instead, this policy binds a provider's hands. So the nurse practitioner, doctor, or PA who is there at that urgent care is unable to do so. They are now requiring that they are checked in, triaged, and evaluated by them before they're sent to the ER, even though the provider already knows they're going to the ER. The problem is this patient could be sitting there waiting for 30, 40, 50 minutes or longer because that provider may be with another patient doing a laceration pair or an IED, which is completely appropriate and completely treatable in urgent care. But in the meantime, the clock is ticking, and this patient is literally losing minutes on what is the difference between possibly life and death and good outcomes and bad outcomes. And this all stems from the fact that health care administrators and their corporate greed has grown so large that they care more about a yacht than they do about caring for patients in the way that they should be cared for. Because this policy is about ensuring that they get the money from that patient going into the urgent care as opposed to the patient being transferred to a place where they can be treated appropriately. So be careful out there, y'all. If you have something like, you know, stroke symptoms, chest pain, or severe abdominal pain, please don't waste your time nor give your money to the corporate greedy buzzards who are more interested in filling their pocket than they are helping you and making sure you or your loved one gets the care that they deserve.”

🚨 If You Live In America Listen To This: American Nurse For 15 Years Is Whistleblowing On New Policy In Urgent Cares “Needs to go viral, urgent cares are becoming one of the most dangerous places in the US health care system, and I'm about to tell you why. Hi. My name is Lindsey. I've been a nurse for the last 10 years and a nurse practitioner for the last 5 years, and I'm here to spill the tea: So many urgent cares are going towards a policy, which is that regardless of what medical condition a patient comes in with, that they need to be checked in and triaged and evaluated by the provider, which sounds great in theory, but let me paint you a picture. Say, an older gentleman walks in with confusion, slurred speech, and facial drooping on one side. Normally, the front staff would notify me, hey. We think this patient is possibly having a stroke. Can you come and take a look? I would go up to them. I'd say, hey. I'm really concerned for you. Let me call 911 so you can get to the ER and get the care that you need that an urgent care can't provide. But instead, this policy binds a provider's hands. So the nurse practitioner, doctor, or PA who is there at that urgent care is unable to do so. They are now requiring that they are checked in, triaged, and evaluated by them before they're sent to the ER, even though the provider already knows they're going to the ER. The problem is this patient could be sitting there waiting for 30, 40, 50 minutes or longer because that provider may be with another patient doing a laceration pair or an IED, which is completely appropriate and completely treatable in urgent care. But in the meantime, the clock is ticking, and this patient is literally losing minutes on what is the difference between possibly life and death and good outcomes and bad outcomes. And this all stems from the fact that health care administrators and their corporate greed has grown so large that they care more about a yacht than they do about caring for patients in the way that they should be cared for. Because this policy is about ensuring that they get the money from that patient going into the urgent care as opposed to the patient being transferred to a place where they can be treated appropriately. So be careful out there, y'all. If you have something like, you know, stroke symptoms, chest pain, or severe abdominal pain, please don't waste your time nor give your money to the corporate greedy buzzards who are more interested in filling their pocket than they are helping you and making sure you or your loved one gets the care that they deserve.”

Wall Street Apes

1,891,211 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Donald Trump Is Not Your Friend Virulent Iran hawk Brian Hook has reportedly been chosen by Donald Trump to help staff the State Department of the incoming administration, just in case you were still holding out hope that this time might be different and Trump really would end the wars and fight the deep state. Readers might remember Hook as the swamp creature who in 2017 was seen in a leaked State Department memo lecturing Rex Tillerson on the US government’s policy of using human rights as a cynical tool to undermine enemies and reinforce alliances. This is done, Hook explained, by ignoring human rights abuses when they are perpetrated by US allies while emphasizing them at every opportunity in the nations of enemy governments in order to “impose costs, apply counter-pressure, and regain the initiative from them strategically.” “The ‘realist’ view is that America’s allies should be supported rather than badgered, for both practical and principled reasons, and that while the United States should certainly stand as moral example, our diplomacy with other countries should focus primarily on their foreign policy behavior rather than on their domestic practices as such,” Hook wrote in the memo, saying that “In the case of US allies such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the Philippines, the Administration is fully justified in emphasizing good relations for a variety of important reasons, including counter-terrorism, and in honestly facing up to the difficult tradeoffs with regard to human rights.” “One useful guideline for a realistic and successful foreign policy is that allies should be treated differently — and better — than adversaries,” Hook wrote. “We do not look to bolster America’s adversaries overseas; we look to pressure, compete with, and outmaneuver them. For this reason, we should consider human rights as an important issue in regard to US relations with China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran. And this is not only because of moral concern for practices inside those countries. It is also because pressing those regimes on human rights is one way to impose costs, apply counter-pressure, and regain the initiative from them strategically.” Hook’s words, shared in confidentiality with the political neophyte Tillerson, were an excellent window into what western empire managers are doing when they feign outrage at alleged human rights abuses in nations they’ve targeted for destruction. The fact that his would be one of the first names chosen by Trump suggests we can expect more despicable foreign policy recklessness from the returning president. I’m already getting people telling me to “give Trump a chance” and stop criticizing him before he’s in office when I point out developments like this. Give Trump a chance? He had four years. He was the president for four fucking years. Trump showed us who he is: a murderous warmongering empire lackey just like his predecessors. The best predictor of future behavior is past behavior. There’s no reason to think this time will be different. Trump criticizes foreign interventionism because that kind of rhetoric is popular, not because he actually means it. In order to get to where he’s at Trump cut deals with Zionist oligarchs, powerful lobby groups, and more or less the exact same Republican voting base and donor class that’s given rise to every other disgusting Republican president in recent years. Even if he wanted to end wars and fight the establishment (and there is no evidence that he does), he’s already tied his own hands with the deals he’s made with the powerful establishment factions he’s promised his service to. Trump supporters are George W Bush supporters LARPing as Ron Paul supporters. They act like they’re backing some anti-war figure who’s taking a meaningful stand against the machine, when they’re really backing a guy who spent four years rolling out longstanding neocon agendas. That’s what makes them so annoying. At least liberals are more or less honest about wanting to preserve the status quo; Trumpers want you to take seriously their belief that they participated in some huge revolutionary act by ticking a box for the Republican on election day. They correctly believe that their country is controlled by an unelected deep state (though they are very confused about who that actually is), but they incorrectly believe this unelected power structure can be defeated by voting for one of the two mainstream candidates presented to them at the ballot box. Like that would ever be an option. I am really not looking forward to another four years of that shit, I’ll be honest. For four fucking years these morons were in my mentions telling me every action of Trump’s that I criticized was actually a brilliant 47-dimensional chess maneuver against the deep state, even when he was openly advancing some longstanding agenda of the CIA and neoconservative swamp monsters like ramping up aggressions against Iran or staging a coup in Venezuela. They warm up to me because they see me criticizing the media and talking about corrupt power structures and go “Ooh, she’s like me!”, but then they cannot understand why I keep criticizing their shitty Republican daddy figure. And then I have to spend my time explaining to them that their hero is a murderous imperialist shitstain. And at the same time I’m going to have to be criticizing the Democrats because they’ll be attacking Trump for being insufficiently hawkish on foreign policy, because that’s the only foreign policy criticism you’re allowed to level at a US president in mainstream politics and media — which will only contribute to the problem of Trump supporters thinking I’m on their side. It’s a much less efficient and straightforward way for me to do my thing than when there’s a Democrat in charge of the war machine. It’s not my preferred way to operate. Let me make things simple: if you are cheering for the US president, you are not fighting the power. You are a power-worshipping bootlicker, and you should feel embarrassed. Your president is not your friend. The US president will always, always serve the warmongering power structure you correctly feel needs to be opposed. The plutocrats and empire managers who rule your country are never, ever going to let you vote them out of power. Hope that helps. Reading by Tim Foley.

Donald Trump Is Not Your Friend Virulent Iran hawk Brian Hook has reportedly been chosen by Donald Trump to help staff the State Department of the incoming administration, just in case you were still holding out hope that this time might be different and Trump really would end the wars and fight the deep state. Readers might remember Hook as the swamp creature who in 2017 was seen in a leaked State Department memo lecturing Rex Tillerson on the US government’s policy of using human rights as a cynical tool to undermine enemies and reinforce alliances. This is done, Hook explained, by ignoring human rights abuses when they are perpetrated by US allies while emphasizing them at every opportunity in the nations of enemy governments in order to “impose costs, apply counter-pressure, and regain the initiative from them strategically.” “The ‘realist’ view is that America’s allies should be supported rather than badgered, for both practical and principled reasons, and that while the United States should certainly stand as moral example, our diplomacy with other countries should focus primarily on their foreign policy behavior rather than on their domestic practices as such,” Hook wrote in the memo, saying that “In the case of US allies such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the Philippines, the Administration is fully justified in emphasizing good relations for a variety of important reasons, including counter-terrorism, and in honestly facing up to the difficult tradeoffs with regard to human rights.” “One useful guideline for a realistic and successful foreign policy is that allies should be treated differently — and better — than adversaries,” Hook wrote. “We do not look to bolster America’s adversaries overseas; we look to pressure, compete with, and outmaneuver them. For this reason, we should consider human rights as an important issue in regard to US relations with China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran. And this is not only because of moral concern for practices inside those countries. It is also because pressing those regimes on human rights is one way to impose costs, apply counter-pressure, and regain the initiative from them strategically.” Hook’s words, shared in confidentiality with the political neophyte Tillerson, were an excellent window into what western empire managers are doing when they feign outrage at alleged human rights abuses in nations they’ve targeted for destruction. The fact that his would be one of the first names chosen by Trump suggests we can expect more despicable foreign policy recklessness from the returning president. I’m already getting people telling me to “give Trump a chance” and stop criticizing him before he’s in office when I point out developments like this. Give Trump a chance? He had four years. He was the president for four fucking years. Trump showed us who he is: a murderous warmongering empire lackey just like his predecessors. The best predictor of future behavior is past behavior. There’s no reason to think this time will be different. Trump criticizes foreign interventionism because that kind of rhetoric is popular, not because he actually means it. In order to get to where he’s at Trump cut deals with Zionist oligarchs, powerful lobby groups, and more or less the exact same Republican voting base and donor class that’s given rise to every other disgusting Republican president in recent years. Even if he wanted to end wars and fight the establishment (and there is no evidence that he does), he’s already tied his own hands with the deals he’s made with the powerful establishment factions he’s promised his service to. Trump supporters are George W Bush supporters LARPing as Ron Paul supporters. They act like they’re backing some anti-war figure who’s taking a meaningful stand against the machine, when they’re really backing a guy who spent four years rolling out longstanding neocon agendas. That’s what makes them so annoying. At least liberals are more or less honest about wanting to preserve the status quo; Trumpers want you to take seriously their belief that they participated in some huge revolutionary act by ticking a box for the Republican on election day. They correctly believe that their country is controlled by an unelected deep state (though they are very confused about who that actually is), but they incorrectly believe this unelected power structure can be defeated by voting for one of the two mainstream candidates presented to them at the ballot box. Like that would ever be an option. I am really not looking forward to another four years of that shit, I’ll be honest. For four fucking years these morons were in my mentions telling me every action of Trump’s that I criticized was actually a brilliant 47-dimensional chess maneuver against the deep state, even when he was openly advancing some longstanding agenda of the CIA and neoconservative swamp monsters like ramping up aggressions against Iran or staging a coup in Venezuela. They warm up to me because they see me criticizing the media and talking about corrupt power structures and go “Ooh, she’s like me!”, but then they cannot understand why I keep criticizing their shitty Republican daddy figure. And then I have to spend my time explaining to them that their hero is a murderous imperialist shitstain. And at the same time I’m going to have to be criticizing the Democrats because they’ll be attacking Trump for being insufficiently hawkish on foreign policy, because that’s the only foreign policy criticism you’re allowed to level at a US president in mainstream politics and media — which will only contribute to the problem of Trump supporters thinking I’m on their side. It’s a much less efficient and straightforward way for me to do my thing than when there’s a Democrat in charge of the war machine. It’s not my preferred way to operate. Let me make things simple: if you are cheering for the US president, you are not fighting the power. You are a power-worshipping bootlicker, and you should feel embarrassed. Your president is not your friend. The US president will always, always serve the warmongering power structure you correctly feel needs to be opposed. The plutocrats and empire managers who rule your country are never, ever going to let you vote them out of power. Hope that helps. Reading by Tim Foley.

Caitlin Johnstone

89,745 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Yesterday Trump crossed the rubicon and the American people are about to start flying blind when it comes to imperative statistics that govern monetary policy. He sacked the head of the Bureau of Labour Statistics because he did not like the job numbers. Of course he did his usual and defamed her making her a target for the far right nut jobs too. This is beyond despicable. We are now truly moving into the arena of autocratic control. Public broadcasting has been assassinated, the chair of the Federal Reserve is being hunted and those that produce key statistics that help provide guidance for US fiscal policy are being removed. It doesn’t matter who you are, this last move is like your partner hiding your mail to hide his gambling addiction because the house has been foreclosed on and he doesn’t want you to know. It will not stop you losing your house, you just don’t know on what day it will happen. The U.S. has just moved into a new world of dangerous illusion and I cannot stress how catastrophically dangerous this is. If you think it will stop here, you need to seek medical help. He wants to replace Jerome Powell for exactly the same reason. Once he is able to manipulate key statistical data to extend his delusional altered universe, the U.S. is in even bigger trouble than it is today. I find it impossible to articulate just how serious this is my friends. The gravity of what could happen if he’s given the ability to falsify public statistics is beyond comprehension. The truth is, you can make this stuff up, but it won’t stop people losing their jobs, it won’t stop companies bleeding profits it will simply pull the rug over the truth until eventually the whole building will collapse as the truth comes knocking. America had never been in a more precarious position and I’m so sorry this is happening at a time when the political opposition is largely in self preservation mode. Once he controls the job and inflation numbers and controls interest rates through proxy appointments, it’s all over I’m afraid. Him and his people are going to fiscally gang rape the population without so much as finger wagging from the judiciary. Be afraid, be VERY afraid. 🎥 TikTok -

Yesterday Trump crossed the rubicon and the American people are about to start flying blind when it comes to imperative statistics that govern monetary policy. He sacked the head of the Bureau of Labour Statistics because he did not like the job numbers. Of course he did his usual and defamed her making her a target for the far right nut jobs too. This is beyond despicable. We are now truly moving into the arena of autocratic control. Public broadcasting has been assassinated, the chair of the Federal Reserve is being hunted and those that produce key statistics that help provide guidance for US fiscal policy are being removed. It doesn’t matter who you are, this last move is like your partner hiding your mail to hide his gambling addiction because the house has been foreclosed on and he doesn’t want you to know. It will not stop you losing your house, you just don’t know on what day it will happen. The U.S. has just moved into a new world of dangerous illusion and I cannot stress how catastrophically dangerous this is. If you think it will stop here, you need to seek medical help. He wants to replace Jerome Powell for exactly the same reason. Once he is able to manipulate key statistical data to extend his delusional altered universe, the U.S. is in even bigger trouble than it is today. I find it impossible to articulate just how serious this is my friends. The gravity of what could happen if he’s given the ability to falsify public statistics is beyond comprehension. The truth is, you can make this stuff up, but it won’t stop people losing their jobs, it won’t stop companies bleeding profits it will simply pull the rug over the truth until eventually the whole building will collapse as the truth comes knocking. America had never been in a more precarious position and I’m so sorry this is happening at a time when the political opposition is largely in self preservation mode. Once he controls the job and inflation numbers and controls interest rates through proxy appointments, it’s all over I’m afraid. Him and his people are going to fiscally gang rape the population without so much as finger wagging from the judiciary. Be afraid, be VERY afraid. 🎥 TikTok -

𝔗𝔯𝔲𝔱𝔥 𝔐𝔞𝔱𝔱𝔢𝔯𝔰

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🐶 I sincerely want to thank all the INSPIRITS who have once again filled the seats, both today and yesterday. Earlier, I noticed that there weren’t just Koreans, but also many people who came from overseas. I'm sure you could watch through Hello Live, but you came all the way to Korea just to see us, and I sincerely thank you for that. I would also like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the staff at Incheon Inspire Arena for providing this beautiful venue. Although it's a bit farther than Seoul, thank you so much for coming without any inconvenience or complaints. This time we’ve spent together is so precious to me. Today, you all sang passionately, and you looked at us with such loving eyes as we worked hard. Once again, I sincerely thank you. You sang "Voice of My Heart," right? I think the person who wrote this song would be touched. I’m deeply grateful that you sang it with such beautiful voices. This song was written by our brother, Jae-yoon. Whenever I listen to this song, I remember the difficult times when we were recording our first album. It brings back memories of how much we struggled, and I cried a lot when singing this song in the past. But today, as I listened to it, I found myself smiling. It feels like we started in Seoul, and I thought the tour would never end, but now, today, this final moment is here. Yesterday and today, these last moments made me feel so deeply connected to Korea. I kept thinking, "Please don’t make any mistakes; let’s do our best." But then one of my friends made a mistake, and I made one too yesterday. I was thinking about that, so I suggested we rehearse again, and Myungsoo said, "We have to do it because it’s been 15 years." He said we must do it because it's been 15 years, and I said, "Wow, you’re still holding onto that." So, when I changed my posture and started, I already knew. I even knew what would happen next. (🐰Ah, you knew! You even knew he was going to turn around?) It was so funny. Anyway, these moments, which can only be seen in the concert, are (🐰limited, so it’s special). We are also human. We make mistakes too. I suddenly remembered how, in the past, we performed like machines during our concerts, trying so hard not to make any mistakes. We moved carefully, (🐰If we made a mistake, we’d get scolded a lot. 🐈‍⬛Stop it already, please) and I’d think (🫎 Does this go until the third verse?). But now, we make mistakes too. I do too. It’s part of being human. I hope you see that as a charming side of INFINITE. And when you make mistakes with the lyrics too, let's cover for each other and embrace it. This is our concert, right? Let’s be understanding of each other. I just wanted to share that with you. Anyway, I hope you are always healthy and happy. Please don’t get sick until we meet again, and I hope we can meet again with smiles. As for us, we’ll be preparing for albums or something, and we might get to meet you again. In the meantime, you’ll probably return to your daily lives, and if you miss us, what will you do? I would treasure today, and yesterday. Stay healthy until we meet again. Thank you.

🐶 I sincerely want to thank all the INSPIRITS who have once again filled the seats, both today and yesterday. Earlier, I noticed that there weren’t just Koreans, but also many people who came from overseas. I'm sure you could watch through Hello Live, but you came all the way to Korea just to see us, and I sincerely thank you for that. I would also like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the staff at Incheon Inspire Arena for providing this beautiful venue. Although it's a bit farther than Seoul, thank you so much for coming without any inconvenience or complaints. This time we’ve spent together is so precious to me. Today, you all sang passionately, and you looked at us with such loving eyes as we worked hard. Once again, I sincerely thank you. You sang "Voice of My Heart," right? I think the person who wrote this song would be touched. I’m deeply grateful that you sang it with such beautiful voices. This song was written by our brother, Jae-yoon. Whenever I listen to this song, I remember the difficult times when we were recording our first album. It brings back memories of how much we struggled, and I cried a lot when singing this song in the past. But today, as I listened to it, I found myself smiling. It feels like we started in Seoul, and I thought the tour would never end, but now, today, this final moment is here. Yesterday and today, these last moments made me feel so deeply connected to Korea. I kept thinking, "Please don’t make any mistakes; let’s do our best." But then one of my friends made a mistake, and I made one too yesterday. I was thinking about that, so I suggested we rehearse again, and Myungsoo said, "We have to do it because it’s been 15 years." He said we must do it because it's been 15 years, and I said, "Wow, you’re still holding onto that." So, when I changed my posture and started, I already knew. I even knew what would happen next. (🐰Ah, you knew! You even knew he was going to turn around?) It was so funny. Anyway, these moments, which can only be seen in the concert, are (🐰limited, so it’s special). We are also human. We make mistakes too. I suddenly remembered how, in the past, we performed like machines during our concerts, trying so hard not to make any mistakes. We moved carefully, (🐰If we made a mistake, we’d get scolded a lot. 🐈‍⬛Stop it already, please) and I’d think (🫎 Does this go until the third verse?). But now, we make mistakes too. I do too. It’s part of being human. I hope you see that as a charming side of INFINITE. And when you make mistakes with the lyrics too, let's cover for each other and embrace it. This is our concert, right? Let’s be understanding of each other. I just wanted to share that with you. Anyway, I hope you are always healthy and happy. Please don’t get sick until we meet again, and I hope we can meet again with smiles. As for us, we’ll be preparing for albums or something, and we might get to meet you again. In the meantime, you’ll probably return to your daily lives, and if you miss us, what will you do? I would treasure today, and yesterday. Stay healthy until we meet again. Thank you.

왔다갔다

14,110 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

💥 "I guarantee you that many, if not most, of those sightings - Langley Air Force Base, for example - are likely Chinese, adversarial drones." 💥 (Wow! You think this will go viral like all of those other UAP-over-military-bases posts over the last few years? Doubtful. BTW, I also heard many were foreign adversarial and I shared that on here. Crickets.) ~ Mike Gold: "And my fear with the UAP phenomena and the pernicious stigma that still surrounds this issue, is that we are creating a loophole that adversary nations are leveraging because we ignore, we sweep under the rug, any anomalous sighting that we can't explain. (Pernicious = highly damaging or destructive often in a way that is not easily seen or noticed. Some advice: If you want to use your foreign drone to spy on American military assets, a great way for it to not be fully investigated is to make it appear like a UAP. Since UAP are still drenched in stigma, those in charge would rather it just be left as, "We don't know." Meanwhile, if they fully investigated it, they may find out that it was a Chinese drone.) Gold: "And I guarantee you that many, if not most, of those sightings - Langley Air Force Base - for example, that we're seeing, are likely Chinese adversarial drones, with China getting prepared to do to us what Ukraine has done to Russia. Which would devastate our critical infrastructure, devastate our military facilities. "And this is why that stigma is so pernicious. Not just to transparency and accountability, but to our very lives. So let's take UAP seriously. Let's not allow a lack of imagination to turn into a lack of freedom." From his LinkedIn: "Mr. Gold was NASA’s Associate Administrator for Policy and Partnerships, Acting Associate Administrator for the Office of International and Interagency Relations, and Senior Advisor to the Administrator for International and Legal Affairs. While at NASA, Mr. Gold led the development and implementation of the Artemis Accords, COSPAR Reform, and the first commercial purchase of extraterrestrial resources by NASA."

💥 "I guarantee you that many, if not most, of those sightings - Langley Air Force Base, for example - are likely Chinese, adversarial drones." 💥 (Wow! You think this will go viral like all of those other UAP-over-military-bases posts over the last few years? Doubtful. BTW, I also heard many were foreign adversarial and I shared that on here. Crickets.) ~ Mike Gold: "And my fear with the UAP phenomena and the pernicious stigma that still surrounds this issue, is that we are creating a loophole that adversary nations are leveraging because we ignore, we sweep under the rug, any anomalous sighting that we can't explain. (Pernicious = highly damaging or destructive often in a way that is not easily seen or noticed. Some advice: If you want to use your foreign drone to spy on American military assets, a great way for it to not be fully investigated is to make it appear like a UAP. Since UAP are still drenched in stigma, those in charge would rather it just be left as, "We don't know." Meanwhile, if they fully investigated it, they may find out that it was a Chinese drone.) Gold: "And I guarantee you that many, if not most, of those sightings - Langley Air Force Base - for example, that we're seeing, are likely Chinese adversarial drones, with China getting prepared to do to us what Ukraine has done to Russia. Which would devastate our critical infrastructure, devastate our military facilities. "And this is why that stigma is so pernicious. Not just to transparency and accountability, but to our very lives. So let's take UAP seriously. Let's not allow a lack of imagination to turn into a lack of freedom." From his LinkedIn: "Mr. Gold was NASA’s Associate Administrator for Policy and Partnerships, Acting Associate Administrator for the Office of International and Interagency Relations, and Senior Advisor to the Administrator for International and Legal Affairs. While at NASA, Mr. Gold led the development and implementation of the Artemis Accords, COSPAR Reform, and the first commercial purchase of extraterrestrial resources by NASA."

Joe Murgia

16,431 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Raising a major red flag!! This is very serious. You know, over the past few years, when I speak of antisemitism today and how it compares to antisemitism before the Holocaust, one of the biggest pushbacks I get is that back then antisemitism was institutionalized with the Nuremberg laws, but today it is not. So allow me to tell you what institutionalized antisemitism looks like. The topic of foreign aid to Israel is a hot topic. Yesterday there was a vote in the U.S. House of Representatives and 104 representatives voted for a bill to cut all foreign aid to Israel. So how serious is American foreign aid to Israel? Allow me to give you some numbers. The US GDP is about $27 trillion. Their foreign aid is about $100 billion. That means that ALL US foreign aid put together is 0.37% of their GDP. A microscopic number. But that is ALL their foreign aid. How much of that goes to Israel? America sends Israel $3.3 billion in annual foreign aid. That means that Israel’s foreign aid from the US is about 3% to 4% of total U.S. foreign aid, which is only 0.37% of the GDP. And this is what all the fuss is about?! By the way, Israel’s GDP is approaching the trillion dollar mark. So again, we’re talking about $3.3 billion from the US out of Israel’s $1 trillion GDP. That number is almost completely insignificant. For context, the Ukraine gets about $6.5 billion. So congress said no to stopping foreign aid to Israel. That’s great news, right? Wrong!! Over 100 American congressmen voted to stop foreign aid!! 104!! This was a bipartisan issue forever. No more. How does that number compare to previous votes on the same topic? In 2025, only 6 members voted to cut funding. Six! And yesterday was 104!! This is extremely worrisome! Side note: I actually hope Israel does become independent and stops taking foreign aid but that should be our decision, not congress’ decision! So… As you may or may not recall, before 10/7, I wrote a post raising a red flag that something big is about to happen and Israel will be at the center of it. Wrote that two days before. And a month before Bondi, I wrote that there is going to be a mass casualty event at a Jewish event. I’m not a prophet but I do have my eyes open so allow me to tell you what’ll happen next. The conspiracies about Israel are running rampant. They are getting sillier and more dangerous by the day. “But I’m sure those conspiracy theorists are just a bunch of crazy people with no influence.” Really? How about the vice president of the United States of America? This is a recent interview with JD Vance, the vice president of the United States of America, saying on Joe Rogan’s podcast to his millions and millions of followers and listeners that there are paid players funded by Israel who are trying everything to undermine America’s negotiations with Iran. He quotes a time magazine article that singles out actual friends of mine who are paid by no one and the entire article is one big blood libel. And this is the vice president of the United States spreading this false narrative about Israel. The conspiracies are everywhere, and they are getting worse by the day. Things that were considered socially unacceptable and even taboo just a few years ago have become a daily occurrence. If I showed you my comment section or my inbox on any given day, you would become physically ill. You know, the caricatures of Jews with big noses, the name calling, the praising Hitler, the claim that the Jews are the source of all of the world’s problems, and on and on and on. Just a few years ago, no one would dare speak that way publicly. Maybe they would say it behind closed doors, but they would never say it publicly due to the risk of being canceled as an antisemite. Not only are those things no longer taboo, not only are they acceptable, they are now the cool thing to do. All the cool kids are doing it. So here’s my new prediction. Soon, I don’t know if it’s a couple of weeks or a month or two, there’s going to be some explosive new theory or conspiracy about how Israel is undermining the US. It will be widely accepted by Americans, which will lead to a faster increase in anti-Semitism, which will lead to Jews finding themselves totally isolated and discriminated against in mainstream American society. Mark my words, over the next short while, we will see some serious allegations against Israel, whether it’s Israel spying on America, Israel stealing money from America, or something else that is completely not based on reality. Antisemitism in the United States and Western civilization in general is about to go through the roof. I am not talking about anti-Semitism from Islamist. I am not talking about radical anti-Semitism from the far left. I am not even talking about anti-Semitism from the far right. I am talking about mainstream American society, people who stood by us for years, completely turning on the Jews and joining forces with all of the groups I just mentioned. We are going to see anti-Semitism escalate physical violence and even murder. Things are about to get a whole lot worse and fast. As I always say, I would love nothing more than to be wrong, but I am not wrong. The silver lining? Many more Jews are going to come to the conclusion that they are no longer welcome in the United States, and will contact Nefesh B’Nefesh, get on a plane, and come home. Unfortunately, there will be many Jews who don’t, and who continue to convince themselves that everything is OK and that it won’t happen there. To those diaspora Jews, please remain alert at all times. So now, I ask a question I’ve been asking for years. Dear my brothers and sisters in the diaspora, what has to happen for you to realize it’s time to go? I’ve wondered my whole life why the German Jews didn’t leave, and I never had an answer, until now. If someone had a gun to their head and that person was told that if they don’t get on an El Al plane within the hour, the person will pull the trigger. Anyone in their right mind would get on a plane, right? If that’s the case, presumably those people do not think that what’s happening today constitutes a gun to their head. So here’s my question, what does? If synagogues being vandalized, Jews being harassed, Jewish businesses being boycotted, businesses refusing to serve Jews, Jews being assaulted and even murdered, being hunted down, lists of Jews being made, every single top podcaster (Candace, Tucker, Fuentes, Rogan) hating on the Jews, and politicians suggesting camps for Zionists, if all of that is not a gun to your head, then what is? What has to happen for you to realize you need to get out and now? Is there any such event? If so, what is it? I fully recognize that this is going to anger a lot of my friends in the diaspora. You know what? I am totally OK with that. You wanna know why? Because do you know who else would’ve been angered by me raising this red flag? My grandmother. And every other European Jew who lived there just before the Holocaust. If I had told them then what I’m telling you now, they would’ve called me hysterical, they would’ve said I am fearmongering, and they would’ve said it won’t happen here. Oh, and one more thing. Please don’t misunderstand me. I am deeply grateful for America’s support of Israel. My family was given refuge in the US. The US has been good to my family and to my people. I am thankful for that. Sadly that party is over and it’s time for Jews to open a history book and look what happened to the Jews in every single empire ever after many many years of living in that empire comfortably and in safety. In every single one of those instances, the party ended and the Jews did not read the writing on the wall before it was too late. How about we change that pattern and get out before it’s too late? While the party is over for Jews over there, the party over here is just getting started. We are building a BETTER future for Jews here in Israel. Yes, we have challenges here. I’d be delusional if I denied that. But the trajectory here is a good one. And if the challenges and problems over here bother you so much, then come here and fix them! The good news is, it’s true, antisemitism today cannot be compared to back then. However, there is only one reason for that, and that reason is the modern state of Israel, a country where any Jew can walk around freely with a kipa on their head and a star of David around their neck. Here, you are welcome with open arms. We were given a historic and unprecedented gift with the modern state of Israel, a gift our ancestors would have died for, and even Moses was denied. Please accept that gift and don’t throw it back into the face of the One who gave it to us. Also? Shawarma on me. 😁 Am Yisrael Chai Vekayam. The nation of Israel lives on! Those antisemites will soon become a footnote in history books while we will continue to exist, thrive, and flourish! 🇮🇱🇮🇱 Come join us!

Raising a major red flag!! This is very serious. You know, over the past few years, when I speak of antisemitism today and how it compares to antisemitism before the Holocaust, one of the biggest pushbacks I get is that back then antisemitism was institutionalized with the Nuremberg laws, but today it is not. So allow me to tell you what institutionalized antisemitism looks like. The topic of foreign aid to Israel is a hot topic. Yesterday there was a vote in the U.S. House of Representatives and 104 representatives voted for a bill to cut all foreign aid to Israel. So how serious is American foreign aid to Israel? Allow me to give you some numbers. The US GDP is about $27 trillion. Their foreign aid is about $100 billion. That means that ALL US foreign aid put together is 0.37% of their GDP. A microscopic number. But that is ALL their foreign aid. How much of that goes to Israel? America sends Israel $3.3 billion in annual foreign aid. That means that Israel’s foreign aid from the US is about 3% to 4% of total U.S. foreign aid, which is only 0.37% of the GDP. And this is what all the fuss is about?! By the way, Israel’s GDP is approaching the trillion dollar mark. So again, we’re talking about $3.3 billion from the US out of Israel’s $1 trillion GDP. That number is almost completely insignificant. For context, the Ukraine gets about $6.5 billion. So congress said no to stopping foreign aid to Israel. That’s great news, right? Wrong!! Over 100 American congressmen voted to stop foreign aid!! 104!! This was a bipartisan issue forever. No more. How does that number compare to previous votes on the same topic? In 2025, only 6 members voted to cut funding. Six! And yesterday was 104!! This is extremely worrisome! Side note: I actually hope Israel does become independent and stops taking foreign aid but that should be our decision, not congress’ decision! So… As you may or may not recall, before 10/7, I wrote a post raising a red flag that something big is about to happen and Israel will be at the center of it. Wrote that two days before. And a month before Bondi, I wrote that there is going to be a mass casualty event at a Jewish event. I’m not a prophet but I do have my eyes open so allow me to tell you what’ll happen next. The conspiracies about Israel are running rampant. They are getting sillier and more dangerous by the day. “But I’m sure those conspiracy theorists are just a bunch of crazy people with no influence.” Really? How about the vice president of the United States of America? This is a recent interview with JD Vance, the vice president of the United States of America, saying on Joe Rogan’s podcast to his millions and millions of followers and listeners that there are paid players funded by Israel who are trying everything to undermine America’s negotiations with Iran. He quotes a time magazine article that singles out actual friends of mine who are paid by no one and the entire article is one big blood libel. And this is the vice president of the United States spreading this false narrative about Israel. The conspiracies are everywhere, and they are getting worse by the day. Things that were considered socially unacceptable and even taboo just a few years ago have become a daily occurrence. If I showed you my comment section or my inbox on any given day, you would become physically ill. You know, the caricatures of Jews with big noses, the name calling, the praising Hitler, the claim that the Jews are the source of all of the world’s problems, and on and on and on. Just a few years ago, no one would dare speak that way publicly. Maybe they would say it behind closed doors, but they would never say it publicly due to the risk of being canceled as an antisemite. Not only are those things no longer taboo, not only are they acceptable, they are now the cool thing to do. All the cool kids are doing it. So here’s my new prediction. Soon, I don’t know if it’s a couple of weeks or a month or two, there’s going to be some explosive new theory or conspiracy about how Israel is undermining the US. It will be widely accepted by Americans, which will lead to a faster increase in anti-Semitism, which will lead to Jews finding themselves totally isolated and discriminated against in mainstream American society. Mark my words, over the next short while, we will see some serious allegations against Israel, whether it’s Israel spying on America, Israel stealing money from America, or something else that is completely not based on reality. Antisemitism in the United States and Western civilization in general is about to go through the roof. I am not talking about anti-Semitism from Islamist. I am not talking about radical anti-Semitism from the far left. I am not even talking about anti-Semitism from the far right. I am talking about mainstream American society, people who stood by us for years, completely turning on the Jews and joining forces with all of the groups I just mentioned. We are going to see anti-Semitism escalate physical violence and even murder. Things are about to get a whole lot worse and fast. As I always say, I would love nothing more than to be wrong, but I am not wrong. The silver lining? Many more Jews are going to come to the conclusion that they are no longer welcome in the United States, and will contact Nefesh B’Nefesh, get on a plane, and come home. Unfortunately, there will be many Jews who don’t, and who continue to convince themselves that everything is OK and that it won’t happen there. To those diaspora Jews, please remain alert at all times. So now, I ask a question I’ve been asking for years. Dear my brothers and sisters in the diaspora, what has to happen for you to realize it’s time to go? I’ve wondered my whole life why the German Jews didn’t leave, and I never had an answer, until now. If someone had a gun to their head and that person was told that if they don’t get on an El Al plane within the hour, the person will pull the trigger. Anyone in their right mind would get on a plane, right? If that’s the case, presumably those people do not think that what’s happening today constitutes a gun to their head. So here’s my question, what does? If synagogues being vandalized, Jews being harassed, Jewish businesses being boycotted, businesses refusing to serve Jews, Jews being assaulted and even murdered, being hunted down, lists of Jews being made, every single top podcaster (Candace, Tucker, Fuentes, Rogan) hating on the Jews, and politicians suggesting camps for Zionists, if all of that is not a gun to your head, then what is? What has to happen for you to realize you need to get out and now? Is there any such event? If so, what is it? I fully recognize that this is going to anger a lot of my friends in the diaspora. You know what? I am totally OK with that. You wanna know why? Because do you know who else would’ve been angered by me raising this red flag? My grandmother. And every other European Jew who lived there just before the Holocaust. If I had told them then what I’m telling you now, they would’ve called me hysterical, they would’ve said I am fearmongering, and they would’ve said it won’t happen here. Oh, and one more thing. Please don’t misunderstand me. I am deeply grateful for America’s support of Israel. My family was given refuge in the US. The US has been good to my family and to my people. I am thankful for that. Sadly that party is over and it’s time for Jews to open a history book and look what happened to the Jews in every single empire ever after many many years of living in that empire comfortably and in safety. In every single one of those instances, the party ended and the Jews did not read the writing on the wall before it was too late. How about we change that pattern and get out before it’s too late? While the party is over for Jews over there, the party over here is just getting started. We are building a BETTER future for Jews here in Israel. Yes, we have challenges here. I’d be delusional if I denied that. But the trajectory here is a good one. And if the challenges and problems over here bother you so much, then come here and fix them! The good news is, it’s true, antisemitism today cannot be compared to back then. However, there is only one reason for that, and that reason is the modern state of Israel, a country where any Jew can walk around freely with a kipa on their head and a star of David around their neck. Here, you are welcome with open arms. We were given a historic and unprecedented gift with the modern state of Israel, a gift our ancestors would have died for, and even Moses was denied. Please accept that gift and don’t throw it back into the face of the One who gave it to us. Also? Shawarma on me. 😁 Am Yisrael Chai Vekayam. The nation of Israel lives on! Those antisemites will soon become a footnote in history books while we will continue to exist, thrive, and flourish! 🇮🇱🇮🇱 Come join us!

Hillel Fuld

45,963 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

BREAKING: JD Vance Explodes on Joe Rogan, Blasts Israeli-Backed “Bullshit” Campaign to Derail Iran Deal: “Go to Hell. I Represent Americans First.” Says, He's Not taking Any Order From Tucker Carlson. EXPLOSIVE. WATCH In his most direct confrontation yet with Israel and its allies in Washington, Vice President JD Vance accused elements tied to the Israeli government of funding a coordinated campaign to sabotage negotiations with Iran and destroy the deal President Trump ordered him to pursue. Speaking on The Joe Rogan Experience, Vance said: “But I definitely think you have seen this very discreet, extremely well-funded campaign to try to derail the negotiation and try to derail the deal. “And there was, again, this Time article that came out yesterday. A friend sent it to me. It’s worth reading because it lists a bunch of people who have quite literally been paid by a former Trump campaign person who was himself paid by certain elements within the Israeli government. “And those people are attacking me viciously for quite literally trying to accomplish the negotiation objective that the president set for the country.” Asked how they were attacking him, Vance said: “Oh, it’s social media posts. They’re leaking to reporters. They’re attacking me obsessively, saying that we should not be negotiating with Iran. We should just keep the military campaign going indefinitely. “And that is their explicit position. “They’re coming after me, saying that I’m influenced by Qatar, that I’m influenced by foreign governments, that I take my marching orders from Tucker Carlson. There’s just so much bullshit out there, when what I’m actually trying to do is accomplish what the president of the United States told me to accomplish, which is a settlement that achieves our objectives. “Iran doesn’t have a nuclear weapon. We have the free flow of oil and gas.” Vance said he did not object to Israel criticizing the proposed agreement or attempting to influence American policy. “I should be clear. I don’t actually mind that certain elements of the Israeli government want to criticize the deal or have disagreements about the deal. “I don’t even mind an effort to try to influence us. Foreign governments try to influence the United States all the time. Israel does it. Other countries do it. It’s just sort of the nature of the beast.” But Vance said he drew the line when Americans accepted foreign funding and then launched what he described as dishonest attacks against him for carrying out the president’s orders. “What bothers me is actually when Americans do it. I think that’s what really bothers me. “People are always going to try to influence the United States of America, whether they’re allies of ours or whether they’re enemies of ours. “But again, when I open up the pages of Time magazine and I see that there’s a literal foreign influence campaign being funded to tank the very deal that I was pursuing, and, oh, by the way, many of the people who were receiving that money were actually attacking me in completely dishonest ways, my response to that is: Well, go to hell. “I’m going to do what I have to do for the American people. I represent Americans first.”

BREAKING: JD Vance Explodes on Joe Rogan, Blasts Israeli-Backed “Bullshit” Campaign to Derail Iran Deal: “Go to Hell. I Represent Americans First.” Says, He's Not taking Any Order From Tucker Carlson. EXPLOSIVE. WATCH In his most direct confrontation yet with Israel and its allies in Washington, Vice President JD Vance accused elements tied to the Israeli government of funding a coordinated campaign to sabotage negotiations with Iran and destroy the deal President Trump ordered him to pursue. Speaking on The Joe Rogan Experience, Vance said: “But I definitely think you have seen this very discreet, extremely well-funded campaign to try to derail the negotiation and try to derail the deal. “And there was, again, this Time article that came out yesterday. A friend sent it to me. It’s worth reading because it lists a bunch of people who have quite literally been paid by a former Trump campaign person who was himself paid by certain elements within the Israeli government. “And those people are attacking me viciously for quite literally trying to accomplish the negotiation objective that the president set for the country.” Asked how they were attacking him, Vance said: “Oh, it’s social media posts. They’re leaking to reporters. They’re attacking me obsessively, saying that we should not be negotiating with Iran. We should just keep the military campaign going indefinitely. “And that is their explicit position. “They’re coming after me, saying that I’m influenced by Qatar, that I’m influenced by foreign governments, that I take my marching orders from Tucker Carlson. There’s just so much bullshit out there, when what I’m actually trying to do is accomplish what the president of the United States told me to accomplish, which is a settlement that achieves our objectives. “Iran doesn’t have a nuclear weapon. We have the free flow of oil and gas.” Vance said he did not object to Israel criticizing the proposed agreement or attempting to influence American policy. “I should be clear. I don’t actually mind that certain elements of the Israeli government want to criticize the deal or have disagreements about the deal. “I don’t even mind an effort to try to influence us. Foreign governments try to influence the United States all the time. Israel does it. Other countries do it. It’s just sort of the nature of the beast.” But Vance said he drew the line when Americans accepted foreign funding and then launched what he described as dishonest attacks against him for carrying out the president’s orders. “What bothers me is actually when Americans do it. I think that’s what really bothers me. “People are always going to try to influence the United States of America, whether they’re allies of ours or whether they’re enemies of ours. “But again, when I open up the pages of Time magazine and I see that there’s a literal foreign influence campaign being funded to tank the very deal that I was pursuing, and, oh, by the way, many of the people who were receiving that money were actually attacking me in completely dishonest ways, my response to that is: Well, go to hell. “I’m going to do what I have to do for the American people. I represent Americans first.”

Simon Ateba

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MUST WATCH: Amanda Litman: “[Immigration] is the embodiment of the American dream. It’s literally engraved on the Statue of Liberty… This is a place where you can come if you are not safe where you live. It is a place where you can come and incorporate and assimilate and be a true American.” Caroline Sunshine: “Can they stay at your house? Can they come to your community?” Amanda Litman: “They are in our community. I live in New York City, one of the most diverse—” Caroline Sunshine: “So can they come stay at your house?” Amanda Litman: “I would welcome them in my home!” Caroline Sunshine: “As many as we need? Could your house handle 10 [migrants]? Even if it doesn’t have room for 10?” Amanda Litman: “We should solve the housing crisis in New York City, and then I would love to do that.” Caroline Sunshine: “You should just take them now.” Amanda Litman: “I think it’s such a devastating way to go into celebrating 250 years of America by kicking out the people who make America great, who make this country what it is…” Caroline Sunshine: “Was the Haitian migrant who killed 11-year-old Aiden Clark making America better with that action? Do you think his family would say that?… He killed a child. Is that making America better?” Keith Boykin: *Loses his Mind* “You’re going to kick out 350K people because of one case?… You’re going to kick out 350K people because of one stereotype? What about all the white people who commit crimes in this country? You’re going to kick them out of this country… too?” Caroline Sunshine: “One American life matters. You haven't answered the question. Is killing an 11-year-old child making America better?” Keith Boykin: “Your comment is just as racist as Donald Trump’s comment. To focus on one Haitian person and use that as a justification for a racist foreign policy is disgusting. It’s abhorrent." Caroline Sunshine: “It's disgusting that an 11-year-old was killed by a Haitian migrant who rammed his car into a bus. That is disgusting.” Keith Boykin: “That shows exactly what MAGA is made of. It’s made of racism.” Dude’s a complete NUTJOB!

MUST WATCH: Amanda Litman: “[Immigration] is the embodiment of the American dream. It’s literally engraved on the Statue of Liberty… This is a place where you can come if you are not safe where you live. It is a place where you can come and incorporate and assimilate and be a true American.” Caroline Sunshine: “Can they stay at your house? Can they come to your community?” Amanda Litman: “They are in our community. I live in New York City, one of the most diverse—” Caroline Sunshine: “So can they come stay at your house?” Amanda Litman: “I would welcome them in my home!” Caroline Sunshine: “As many as we need? Could your house handle 10 [migrants]? Even if it doesn’t have room for 10?” Amanda Litman: “We should solve the housing crisis in New York City, and then I would love to do that.” Caroline Sunshine: “You should just take them now.” Amanda Litman: “I think it’s such a devastating way to go into celebrating 250 years of America by kicking out the people who make America great, who make this country what it is…” Caroline Sunshine: “Was the Haitian migrant who killed 11-year-old Aiden Clark making America better with that action? Do you think his family would say that?… He killed a child. Is that making America better?” Keith Boykin: Loses his Mind “You’re going to kick out 350K people because of one case?… You’re going to kick out 350K people because of one stereotype? What about all the white people who commit crimes in this country? You’re going to kick them out of this country… too?” Caroline Sunshine: “One American life matters. You haven't answered the question. Is killing an 11-year-old child making America better?” Keith Boykin: “Your comment is just as racist as Donald Trump’s comment. To focus on one Haitian person and use that as a justification for a racist foreign policy is disgusting. It’s abhorrent." Caroline Sunshine: “It's disgusting that an 11-year-old was killed by a Haitian migrant who rammed his car into a bus. That is disgusting.” Keith Boykin: “That shows exactly what MAGA is made of. It’s made of racism.” Dude’s a complete NUTJOB!

RedWave Press

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251129 Mingi, TOKTOQ pop live from his studio, p.2: 💬 Is there any song you’ve been listening to these days? 🐥 I’ve been trying to listen to a wide variety lately - Korean music, foreign music, all kinds of things - and I’ve been trying to understand more lately. Some songs are actually pretty hard. My crew has been showing me the songs from new artists who are doing well these days, and I listened to them recently while working, but I can’t recommend them… they’re a bit too strong. Way too strong. The lyrics are intense - how do I even describe it - there’s no way to explain it. They’re unique though. I’ll listen more and decide. How about that? 🐥 Back then - sorry - back then I used to recommend songs. But these days, if something goes wrong, it turns weird and it can become a controversy. I feel really sorry. These days if you recommend the wrong thing it becomes an issue. I think I should try to follow the flow of the times. 🐥 Honestly, with my personality, acting mature like this feels kind of scary. My personality makes everyone feel like friends to me, so because I like animation, I want to recommend anime, dramas, movies, music - everything - but these days you can’t just do whatever you want. So I feel sorry about that. I really do. My belief is wanting to stay close to fans like friends, but it feels like a line has formed, and… sometimes that makes me a bit envious. 🐥 The company didn’t tell us not to do these things; it’s just how we decided to act. Some people act very freely, and controversies can happen, but they also get closer to fans. That part is true too, but I think this way is right for me. But there’s one thing I do feel: I’m someone who shows music step by step and works hard, and we’re singers, and we show you the music we make. In that, I’m going to be honest and show you everything without hiding anything raw. 🐥 When I write lyrics it’s a bit different, but ‘ROAR’ and ‘In Your Fantasy’ - they’re both strong in different directions. Not compromising on that is cool, I think. That’s my belief. So I’ll smoothly make that for you. ‘In Your Fantasy’ is pretty strong, right? But what did I even write? For me it was just… I like gaming and that kind of vibe, and I’m good with consoles, so I wrote things like that, but why does it… why does it come off that way? You say my smirk is teasing? You say there’s a demon in my head? I don’t know, I’m really just too pure, I don’t know anything. 💬 I became an ATINY a month ago. Please give me advice. 🐥 You’ll see the comment section here. Probably many ATINYs and Mingtis will give you advice. Please give them advice. What’s the hardest thing? They say just love with all your heart? Just feel it? 🐥 Oh but this was really funny. I was on Instagram and I saw Korean fans on KGMA going, ‘Oh, it’s Mingi! (Let’s) Bark!’ and they were like ‘Ack! Ack! Ack!’ barking. I even commented. It was really funny. But the barking - anything can happen, but the way I want you to bark is ‘Ho! Ho! Ho!’ like that. But they were barking ‘Ack! Ack! Ack! Ack! Ack!’ like a maltese. It was funny though. 💬 Why do you wear glasses without lenses? 🐥 For style. When I take the glasses off, guys like me with plain faces - how do I say it - well… well… I can wear them if I want. My face looks a bit empty without them, so I need something to fill that space. 🐥 Well, I should dye my hair - I’ll do that soon. 🐥 Is there any year-end stage you want to see? ‘Man on Fire’? Okay, I’ll try to talk about it. ‘Hallazia’? ‘Desire’? ‘Dune’? What was ‘Dune’ again? ‘Dune’ (singing a part) is that right? Wow ‘Inception’? (singing a bit) that one? ‘Castle’? Right. Okay, I’ll try to bring it up. 🐥 I’m going now. Stay well. Everyone eat. Thank you. I’m leaving.

251129 Mingi, TOKTOQ pop live from his studio, p.2: 💬 Is there any song you’ve been listening to these days? 🐥 I’ve been trying to listen to a wide variety lately - Korean music, foreign music, all kinds of things - and I’ve been trying to understand more lately. Some songs are actually pretty hard. My crew has been showing me the songs from new artists who are doing well these days, and I listened to them recently while working, but I can’t recommend them… they’re a bit too strong. Way too strong. The lyrics are intense - how do I even describe it - there’s no way to explain it. They’re unique though. I’ll listen more and decide. How about that? 🐥 Back then - sorry - back then I used to recommend songs. But these days, if something goes wrong, it turns weird and it can become a controversy. I feel really sorry. These days if you recommend the wrong thing it becomes an issue. I think I should try to follow the flow of the times. 🐥 Honestly, with my personality, acting mature like this feels kind of scary. My personality makes everyone feel like friends to me, so because I like animation, I want to recommend anime, dramas, movies, music - everything - but these days you can’t just do whatever you want. So I feel sorry about that. I really do. My belief is wanting to stay close to fans like friends, but it feels like a line has formed, and… sometimes that makes me a bit envious. 🐥 The company didn’t tell us not to do these things; it’s just how we decided to act. Some people act very freely, and controversies can happen, but they also get closer to fans. That part is true too, but I think this way is right for me. But there’s one thing I do feel: I’m someone who shows music step by step and works hard, and we’re singers, and we show you the music we make. In that, I’m going to be honest and show you everything without hiding anything raw. 🐥 When I write lyrics it’s a bit different, but ‘ROAR’ and ‘In Your Fantasy’ - they’re both strong in different directions. Not compromising on that is cool, I think. That’s my belief. So I’ll smoothly make that for you. ‘In Your Fantasy’ is pretty strong, right? But what did I even write? For me it was just… I like gaming and that kind of vibe, and I’m good with consoles, so I wrote things like that, but why does it… why does it come off that way? You say my smirk is teasing? You say there’s a demon in my head? I don’t know, I’m really just too pure, I don’t know anything. 💬 I became an ATINY a month ago. Please give me advice. 🐥 You’ll see the comment section here. Probably many ATINYs and Mingtis will give you advice. Please give them advice. What’s the hardest thing? They say just love with all your heart? Just feel it? 🐥 Oh but this was really funny. I was on Instagram and I saw Korean fans on KGMA going, ‘Oh, it’s Mingi! (Let’s) Bark!’ and they were like ‘Ack! Ack! Ack!’ barking. I even commented. It was really funny. But the barking - anything can happen, but the way I want you to bark is ‘Ho! Ho! Ho!’ like that. But they were barking ‘Ack! Ack! Ack! Ack! Ack!’ like a maltese. It was funny though. 💬 Why do you wear glasses without lenses? 🐥 For style. When I take the glasses off, guys like me with plain faces - how do I say it - well… well… I can wear them if I want. My face looks a bit empty without them, so I need something to fill that space. 🐥 Well, I should dye my hair - I’ll do that soon. 🐥 Is there any year-end stage you want to see? ‘Man on Fire’? Okay, I’ll try to talk about it. ‘Hallazia’? ‘Desire’? ‘Dune’? What was ‘Dune’ again? ‘Dune’ (singing a part) is that right? Wow ‘Inception’? (singing a bit) that one? ‘Castle’? Right. Okay, I’ll try to bring it up. 🐥 I’m going now. Stay well. Everyone eat. Thank you. I’m leaving.

Irene | AhgaTiny

161,405 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

You call me a snitch? 🐀 Let me educate you. First of all, I have the biggest balls in the United States, Period! Second, I am the single most valuable foreign asset the U.S. government has ever had. No one else even comes close. That’s why President Trump needs me as his Senior Foreign Policy Advisor. The facts are simple: Lately, the U.S. has been bluffing with almost every move it makes and the world knows it. The result? America has already lost much of its respect. The U.S. gets screwed all over the world, its cards are too easy to read. With me at the table, U.S. doesn’t get screwed anymore. The cards become impossible to read and most importantly, the other side knows I NEVER bluff. At the time I dropped this video, according to U.S. law enforcement, I was under the highest threat level in America. Why? Because I didn’t just pull back the curtain, I burned the whole theater to the ground. I exposed the largest money laundering and narcotics trafficking operation on planet Earth. I have survived multiple assassination attempts. I wasn’t supposed to live, but I did. So before you throw around labels like “snitch” understand: This isn’t as simple as you think. For years, I fought the corrupt establishment and the playbook they used against me was the exact same playbook they later used against President Trump. They couldn’t break me, so they framed me— exactly like they did to Trump — trying to lock me away on a bogus tax charge. So I escaped Sweden. I went underground, hiding in the United Arab Emirates with my wife and two small children. Life was brutal, but I kept us alive. Then powerful people leaked to Turkish intelligence that I was hiding in the UAE and threatening to go public, so they unleashed their hitmen. The hunt for me started, and when they tracked me down and called all my burner phones at the same time, they had me zeroed in. It was Game Over. But with help from the U.S. I pulled off a high-risk escape. I fled Dubai in an armed motorcade and was flown out on a non-stop jet to New York. Even then, I wasn’t planning to speak out. Even after the corrupt establishment had destroyed everything, I stayed silent. They demolished my company empire. They stole my fortune. They forced me to flee Sweden. Even then, I thought the U.S. would give me and my family new identities and I would rebuild in silence. But then May 2019 happened. That was the breaking point. Turkish hitmen came for me again, in New York. This time, they tried to murder me in front of my wife and two small children. That was also the last time I ever saw my wife and my children. After a series of events, I spent five weeks between life and death in a New York hospital. And there, I made a promise to God: I will never stay silent again. I will hunt them all down. And if it takes burning every last one of them to ashes, so be it. That was the day the old me died. And the man I am now has nothing left to fear. On my deathbed, I promised God I would never expose weakness again. No women. No children. No family. No friends. Because all of it brings weakness to a man and that’s a weakness I cannot afford. It takes extreme discipline to stay away from all of this. I became a brutal machine in June 2019. Since then, I have worked 20 hours a day, from 2 a.m. to 10 p.m seven days a week. Since 2020, I have been fighting over billions of dollars in the U.S. court system. For perspective: what Andrew Tate and Wes Watson spent on their Bugattis? That was a couple weeks of my legal fees. And in the end, I made peace with some of the worst people on Earth, the ones I mentioned in a previous post. Not out of fear. Out of strategy. So yeah, call me a snitch if you want but the truth is: If I sit at the table, the U.S. will be feared like never before in history. With me in play, there’s no more bluffing. We are impossible to read and nobody will see the next move coming. By the time they realize it, it’s already over.

You call me a snitch? 🐀 Let me educate you. First of all, I have the biggest balls in the United States, Period! Second, I am the single most valuable foreign asset the U.S. government has ever had. No one else even comes close. That’s why President Trump needs me as his Senior Foreign Policy Advisor. The facts are simple: Lately, the U.S. has been bluffing with almost every move it makes and the world knows it. The result? America has already lost much of its respect. The U.S. gets screwed all over the world, its cards are too easy to read. With me at the table, U.S. doesn’t get screwed anymore. The cards become impossible to read and most importantly, the other side knows I NEVER bluff. At the time I dropped this video, according to U.S. law enforcement, I was under the highest threat level in America. Why? Because I didn’t just pull back the curtain, I burned the whole theater to the ground. I exposed the largest money laundering and narcotics trafficking operation on planet Earth. I have survived multiple assassination attempts. I wasn’t supposed to live, but I did. So before you throw around labels like “snitch” understand: This isn’t as simple as you think. For years, I fought the corrupt establishment and the playbook they used against me was the exact same playbook they later used against President Trump. They couldn’t break me, so they framed me— exactly like they did to Trump — trying to lock me away on a bogus tax charge. So I escaped Sweden. I went underground, hiding in the United Arab Emirates with my wife and two small children. Life was brutal, but I kept us alive. Then powerful people leaked to Turkish intelligence that I was hiding in the UAE and threatening to go public, so they unleashed their hitmen. The hunt for me started, and when they tracked me down and called all my burner phones at the same time, they had me zeroed in. It was Game Over. But with help from the U.S. I pulled off a high-risk escape. I fled Dubai in an armed motorcade and was flown out on a non-stop jet to New York. Even then, I wasn’t planning to speak out. Even after the corrupt establishment had destroyed everything, I stayed silent. They demolished my company empire. They stole my fortune. They forced me to flee Sweden. Even then, I thought the U.S. would give me and my family new identities and I would rebuild in silence. But then May 2019 happened. That was the breaking point. Turkish hitmen came for me again, in New York. This time, they tried to murder me in front of my wife and two small children. That was also the last time I ever saw my wife and my children. After a series of events, I spent five weeks between life and death in a New York hospital. And there, I made a promise to God: I will never stay silent again. I will hunt them all down. And if it takes burning every last one of them to ashes, so be it. That was the day the old me died. And the man I am now has nothing left to fear. On my deathbed, I promised God I would never expose weakness again. No women. No children. No family. No friends. Because all of it brings weakness to a man and that’s a weakness I cannot afford. It takes extreme discipline to stay away from all of this. I became a brutal machine in June 2019. Since then, I have worked 20 hours a day, from 2 a.m. to 10 p.m seven days a week. Since 2020, I have been fighting over billions of dollars in the U.S. court system. For perspective: what Andrew Tate and Wes Watson spent on their Bugattis? That was a couple weeks of my legal fees. And in the end, I made peace with some of the worst people on Earth, the ones I mentioned in a previous post. Not out of fear. Out of strategy. So yeah, call me a snitch if you want but the truth is: If I sit at the table, the U.S. will be feared like never before in history. With me in play, there’s no more bluffing. We are impossible to read and nobody will see the next move coming. By the time they realize it, it’s already over.

Victor X

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Listen To Every Single Word Of This Tucker Carlson Clip Nothing is ever about our safety. This country and the world only changes when we eliminate The CIA. “It’ll take someone willing to be assassinated” “—Shut the f*ck up. You're not protecting us, actually” “You open the southern border to anyone who wants come. You're not checking IDs. You're not doing any kind of biometrics. You're not even screening for COVID. So clearly, you don't care about my safety. Stop telling me you do. You don't. You're a criminal. Stop this, charade. You don't care about my safety. So using my safety as a pretext for spying me, it's not gonna fly because I'm not that stupid. I may be kind of stupid, I'm not that stupid. No. You're doing this for one simple reason because this is what organizations do. They protect themselves. They exist for their own benefit. All human organizations from the church bake sale committee to the Department of Justice, they all are the same. They're an organism just like any other, and an organism's main goal is to survive and reproduce to get bigger. And you just see this throughout the federal bureaucracy, which just so happens that the largest human organization in history is the federal government of the United States. And so all of this stuff benefits its it accrues to its own power. That's why, like, let's say you believed every quote piece of science or scientific claim about global climate change. You would not reach the same policy conclusions. You'd be like, well, the first thing we need is ban private air travel because obviously that doesn't make any sense. And then the second thing we need to do is, you know, whatever. You'd you'd look at it rationally for a scientific if if you bought the premise, which I don't, but if you did, you would. That no. You go through every climate, quote, climate demand. Not one of them disempowers large organizations, whether it's NGOs or the government of the United States. Not one of them. They all make the government more powerful, and they all make you less powerful. So that's when you know it's not really about the temperature of the Earth's atmosphere. It's about making them more powerful and disempowering you. And it's not about who runs those agencies. The bigger the agency, the more effective it will be in doing what all human organizations do, which is protect themselves and increase their power. It's like that it's fundamental. I guess that's what I'm saying. It's not about, oh, elect Trump. It'll change. No. It'll only change when, like, we're just eliminating the CIA, and we're gonna have, like, a small intel gathering service that feeds the president relevant information so we can make informed foreign policy decisions, but we're not gonna we're not gonna, like, overturn elections in other countries in the name of democracy because that's insane. If we believe in democracy, then we're gonna let people vote for their own leaders because we believe in democracy as a principle. Right? Right. Like, you just get rid of all this shit because it's not helping us. Us. It's only hurting us. And, um, it would take someone, uh, you know, who'd be willing to be assassinated to do anything like that. And so as as you're choosing your leaders, ask yourself, does this person mean it enough to die? And that's the same question you would ask about your own dad. Does he love me enough to die for me? About your own husband, does he love me enough to protect me from a home home invader at risk to himself? Like, the the basic prerequisite for leadership is love of the people you lead and the willingness to die for them. And if you don't have that, you shouldn't be leading, period. It's true in the military, it's true in business, it's true in your home, and it's true in the government. And so no president will fix this unless he's like literally willing to die for it. And short of that, it can't be fixed.”

Listen To Every Single Word Of This Tucker Carlson Clip Nothing is ever about our safety. This country and the world only changes when we eliminate The CIA. “It’ll take someone willing to be assassinated” “—Shut the f*ck up. You're not protecting us, actually” “You open the southern border to anyone who wants come. You're not checking IDs. You're not doing any kind of biometrics. You're not even screening for COVID. So clearly, you don't care about my safety. Stop telling me you do. You don't. You're a criminal. Stop this, charade. You don't care about my safety. So using my safety as a pretext for spying me, it's not gonna fly because I'm not that stupid. I may be kind of stupid, I'm not that stupid. No. You're doing this for one simple reason because this is what organizations do. They protect themselves. They exist for their own benefit. All human organizations from the church bake sale committee to the Department of Justice, they all are the same. They're an organism just like any other, and an organism's main goal is to survive and reproduce to get bigger. And you just see this throughout the federal bureaucracy, which just so happens that the largest human organization in history is the federal government of the United States. And so all of this stuff benefits its it accrues to its own power. That's why, like, let's say you believed every quote piece of science or scientific claim about global climate change. You would not reach the same policy conclusions. You'd be like, well, the first thing we need is ban private air travel because obviously that doesn't make any sense. And then the second thing we need to do is, you know, whatever. You'd you'd look at it rationally for a scientific if if you bought the premise, which I don't, but if you did, you would. That no. You go through every climate, quote, climate demand. Not one of them disempowers large organizations, whether it's NGOs or the government of the United States. Not one of them. They all make the government more powerful, and they all make you less powerful. So that's when you know it's not really about the temperature of the Earth's atmosphere. It's about making them more powerful and disempowering you. And it's not about who runs those agencies. The bigger the agency, the more effective it will be in doing what all human organizations do, which is protect themselves and increase their power. It's like that it's fundamental. I guess that's what I'm saying. It's not about, oh, elect Trump. It'll change. No. It'll only change when, like, we're just eliminating the CIA, and we're gonna have, like, a small intel gathering service that feeds the president relevant information so we can make informed foreign policy decisions, but we're not gonna we're not gonna, like, overturn elections in other countries in the name of democracy because that's insane. If we believe in democracy, then we're gonna let people vote for their own leaders because we believe in democracy as a principle. Right? Right. Like, you just get rid of all this shit because it's not helping us. Us. It's only hurting us. And, um, it would take someone, uh, you know, who'd be willing to be assassinated to do anything like that. And so as as you're choosing your leaders, ask yourself, does this person mean it enough to die? And that's the same question you would ask about your own dad. Does he love me enough to die for me? About your own husband, does he love me enough to protect me from a home home invader at risk to himself? Like, the the basic prerequisite for leadership is love of the people you lead and the willingness to die for them. And if you don't have that, you shouldn't be leading, period. It's true in the military, it's true in business, it's true in your home, and it's true in the government. And so no president will fix this unless he's like literally willing to die for it. And short of that, it can't be fixed.”

Wall Street Apes

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